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VOLUME LIX, NUMBER 30 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 44 PAGES 20c PER COPY Temples; Synagogues Awaiting Yom Kippur

CONGREGATION blowing of the Shofar at 7 :S5 p.m. SOMETHING NEW for will be the cabaret-style entertainment AGUDAS ACHIM ­ After the services, oongregants which has been organized by, left to right, Allyn Gordon, Debbie Coppel · Attlelloro, MA are invited to break their fast in and Tom Ricci . Yo·m Kippur services at the vestry of the synagogue. This Congregation Agudas Achim will is sponsored yearly by Ladies Aid A New Form 01 Entertainment commence Sunday evening, Oc­ and the Sisterhood. tober J, with a 6 :O:S p.m. candle Will Premiere In Pawtu.clcet lighting followed by a Kol Niche service at 6 :10 p.m., sermon at CONGREGATION By BARBARA WRONSKI 6 :45 p.m. and Maariv service at SHAARE - ZEIJEK A new type of entertainment has Rhode Island Cabaret this past 7 :O:S p.m. This will be preceded by SONS OF ABRAHAM arrived in Rhode Island. Every summer, until she temporarily lost Sabbath of repentcoc:e services Prnl•e ■ ce Thursday through Sunday, begin­ her singing voice. A performer at Friday, October I, with candle On Sunday, October 3, service, ning Thursday, September 30, there heart, she developed the idea of the lighting at 6:06 p.m. and Saturday at Congregation Shaare > Zedek, will be cabaret-style performances C'dbaret and had no trouble selling it morning service at 7 ;JO a.m. Soqs of Abraham, will begin at at the John Barleyoorn Ale House, once auditions were begun. Debbie lt~s iust A On Monday, October 4, service 5 :50 p.m. Kol Nidre will be sung at 1537 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket. hopes to return to Rhode Island will begin at 9 a.m. with reading of 6:20 p.m .• followed by a 6 :45 p.m. Ten talented young people from the College in January to study for her the Torah (Leviticus 16) at II sermon. Rhode Island area will be conduc­ masters degree in theatre. Stage-Debut a .m., sermon at 12 noon and On Monday , October 4, ting three different 45-minute The owners of John Barleycorn Yizkor at 12 ;JO p.m. Olildren's Shacharith begins at 8 a.m. with a By BARBARA WRONSKI revues nightly - with music from - Mary ("Mickey" ) and Bill service will also be at 12 noon. sermon at 10 :30 a.m., Yizkor the 40's and SO's, a salute to Rogers Lazarus, Carroll Promades and Seven-year-old Toni Sciolto has Mincha service begins at 5 p.m .• memorial services at 11 a.m. and and Hammerstein, show music, dis­ George Pan\ls - agreed with little been working professionally as a Neilah at 5 :.SS p.m. and blowing of Musaf at 11 ;JO a.m. Mincha begins co and selections from "," persuasion that the cabaret set-up model since she was I and 1/2 the Shofar at6 :.SS p.m. Breaking of al 4 ;JO p.m., N'eelah at 5 :30 p.m. "Chorus Line" and "See-Saw" - would be an innovative institution fast ;II 7 :00 p.m. years old. so making her stage and oonclusion of fast at 7 :10 p.m. at 8:45. 10:20 and 11 :30 p.m. When in Rhode Island. debut comes quite naturally to her. the group isn't perf9rming, they will Allyn Gordon, pianist, is musical She is performing in the role of CONGREGATION . be waiting on tables and talking director of the group. Playing piano "Nyana" in the Chateau de Ville CONGREGATION with the clientelc. At each third for the past 21 years, she studied production of "South Pacific," SONS OF JACOB l'NAI ISRAEL nightly show, they hope to en­ which runs throu§h Sunday, Oo- music at the University of Rhode w...... Prnl•- ■ ce courage audience participation. Island and musical direc­ tobe·r J , · Yom Kippur services will be Congregation Sons.of Jaoob will served as Q.r.ganizer of the group is an tor for various community theatre /\ gifted lhlrd grader in the oonducted' at Conaregation B'nai oonduct Yom Kippur services on Scituate school system, Toni is the Israel in Woon-,cket on Sunday, Sunday, October 3, with Kol Nidre cnetletic Debbie Coppel Thomp- groups, including "Just As We Are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony October 3, and Monday, October 4. to be auna at 6 p.m. Scrvicd will 1on, who performs under her .Players" in Cranston. She per­ Sciolto and the granddaughter of Exact times for the services may continue on Monday, October 4, maiden name. An unemployed formed show music for Rhode 114r . and Mrs. Morton Katz of be obtained by oontacting the syn­ with a morning service at 8 a.m., ~h and drama teacher, she is a Island Junior College last year and Cranston. Mrs. Katz, who is right­ agogue at 7~-3651. Yizkor memorial services at 11 talented vocalist who sang with the (Co~tinued on page 25) fully proud of her granddaughter, a.m. Mincha will be oonducted at tells us that Toni's "real~ debut 4 :45 p.m., followed by Neilah at 6 was in a kindergarten perfor­ CONGREGATION p.m. mance. in which she portrayed a MISHKON TFILOH birthday cake! Her origin.al modeling was done Prod•e ■ ce TEMPLE BETH AM High Holy Day services will con­ with Romper Room and Hasboro Warwick Toys for magazine advertising tinue at Congregation Mishkon Temple Beth Am Yom Kippur spreads and TV commercials, as Tfiloh through Yom Kippur, with services will begin with the singing evening services at 6 :30 p.m. and well as modeling for Warwick of Kol Nidre at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oc­ morning services at 8 a.m. Ser­ Mall. Asked about acting, Toni tober 3. On Monday, October 4, vices during the holidays are being said, "It' s a little different from Shachrit will be at8 ;JO a.m. Junior lead by Rabbi Emanuel Lazar, as modeling. You don't keep going out Congregation and pre-Hebrew baal Musaf, and Professor Alan and in and out.again." school will meet at 10:JO a.m. and Zuckerman, as baal Shachari.s. Toni is currently receiving ballet Yizkor will be oonducted. Mincha and piano instruction. Mrs. Katz and Neilah services will take place said she makes up games with at 4 :45 p.m. Shofar services will whatever she ·undertakes. When CONGREGATION conclude with the Mllariv. she demonstrated to_ her piano OHAWE SHOLAM Rabbi Bernard Rotman and Can,. teacher the game she had made up P ■ wt ■ cket _ tor Natan Subar will conduct the on the piano, the teacher was Yom Kippur services at services. amazed to hear her transposing­ Congregation Ohawe Sholam begin ROBERT AMENDOLARA with no knowledge of, or training with Mincha services Erev Yom T.1!..MPLE ■ ETH DAVID in, transposition. She plays some Kippur al 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oc- Beethoven and practices willingly tober 3. Kol Nidre will begin at ANSHEI KOVNO Amendolara Bri~gs every morning, from 6 to 7 a.m., nd Pro•l•c ■ ce before going to school. Her 6 :10 J>.m . on Su ay evening, Oo- Kol Nidre services at Temple tober 3. Beth David-Anshei K.ovno -will favorite subject in school is Morning services will l!.egin at g New Service To RI science because, "I like hard a.m. on October 4, followed by the start at 6 p.m. on Sunday, October work.'" ·Her latest endeavor, , Torah reading al 10:15 a.m. Rabbi 3· Services on Monday, October 4• By BARBARA WRONSKI however. according to Mrs. Katz, will begin at 8 a.m. with the Torah is trying to sell show tickets to her Yaakov Uvsitzky will weak at reading at I0:30 a.m., followed by - Toe surroundings are plush. The stylish East Side of Providence. teachers at S20 per seat! 10 :45 a.m. followed by Yizkor ser- an 11 :JO a:m. sermon. Yizkor will ·atmosphere is relaxed. It is hard to Though somewhat remote when As we interviewed Toni on the vices at 11 :15 a.m. Musaf will be held ·ill noon. conceive that this is a converted . you are still trying to establish stylish floor of her dressing room begin al 12 noon. During lh_c day, Musaf .services will begin at I garage. But according to Robert your name in the area, the office at Chateau de Ville, she played the rabbi will speak at a class p.m., with evening services at 6 :JO Amendolara, design consultant · itself serves as an excellent with a deck of cards from a -game ~!lowing Musaf services. Mincha j).m. Student Rabbi Joseph Fishoff and specifier for residential, oom- promotional vehicle for the work . of Mille Bo-roes. "It's driving will be held at 4:10 p.m. followed . and. Cantor Charles Ross will of- mercial and institutional interiors, he does best-designing interiors cars," she offered by way of by !he ooncluding service begin- ficfate. · it is. He should know; it is his of- with limited available space. Mak- explanation. 'Whoever gets 5

Did you ever sec cotton grow- England and while she was in four days a week, attending to the 'ing?. Providence, we were recommend- cement enterprise. We didn't until we came to Is- ed as a place where she could be Of course, the Mchsck, the racl this year. We knew that cot- assured that the food she ate was farmstead, is not neglected. There ton is a new product added to the Kosher, prepared according to the is food for the table, milk (all they ever growing list of Israel's pro- laws of the Shulhan Aruch. Since need), and they supply their pro­ ductivity. But we did not expect to then we meet the Katans every duce of field and cattle to the Co­ come upon it as soon as we were' time we come to Israel and ex- operative , but the cement busi­ out of Jerusalem. The taxi that change letters from time to time. ness, begun years ago as a side­ drove us from Jerusalem to Tel In their Kibbutz they cultivated line, is the main industry or the Dr. Shulman Discovers Aviv must have known thai we Oowcrs for export. Now the land Kibbuu. were wondering at the stretches of is planted with the new product, These so called side lines create Th,e Last Jew In China fields with a rather low vegetation cotton. It is much stabler than 0o- far reaching crfects in the Kibbut­ TORONTO: Canada's stormy Yudalcvich. and caps of white peering from the wcrs, it requires much less work, zi m. More ,leisure. Better educa­ tion. Longer vacations for mem­ Morton Shulman, physician, Last month, Shulman was again grc~?Thcsc arc cotton fields," he andldit disd mlorc profitable. The crusading coroner, legislator, televi­ in Shanghai and asked to be taken wor su en y came to appreciate bers. The very life style is change, sion host and millionaire, has dis­ h 1 . h explained. cotton next to the body the as for instance parents spending lot codJcwis communitycentcr. To the right ol us were fields demand for cotto n is in- covered "the last Jew in China," more time every day with their Though he was told "The Jews had that were picked once and to the exhaustible. Among Dr, Shulman's numerous children, children eating lunches at all gone," as he expected they lclt ol us were lull grown cotton W · ed I activities is contributing a column would, he decided to pay the visit if c prom1s oursc vcs to go to home with brothers and sisters. thus necessitating bigger homes, several times a week to the Toronto only to satisfy his curiosity. (In 1972 pla~:~ton is a relatively new add1'- Yavnch and walk in . the r,icld s l ol Sun, a morning tabJoid-sizcd the ·late Premier Chou En-Lai had cotton on our next trip to srac. playthings for the little ones, and newspaper. stated, "The Jews have all gone.") lion to the Israeli landscape. To In another Kibbutz, a secular they lik e it. We saw new homes In a recent column headed "The He found tbc old community be sure it is no among the seven settlement, way up north in the ising everywhere. Last Jew in China," he recalls his center was now a Chinese public good products that Israel was Gallil. the story was the sa me. To sum up the impression or visit to China in 1958 when there school. The garden was now largely bksscd with in the days of the Fields a her green fie lds we re plan- Israel by people wh o co me as was still a tiny community of85 sur­ occupied by a warren of tiny rooms Bible: tcd with plants yield ing the white guests: viving Jews in Shanghai, most of fully occupied by Chinese. "For 'the Lord your God brings tufts of cotton. As our relative I. There is no poverty in the them due to leave. On asking if any Jews were there, you into a good land. a land of drove through the back roads of la nd . but no allluence either. The The leader of this remnant of a he was told laughingly, "All gone brooks of water. ol fountains and the picturesque Upper Galilccm poor, because or inability to work. community was a 60-ycar-old long ago." depths, springing forth in vall eys with Mount Tabor ri sing to our arc cared for by th e Labor Gov­ "stocky, muscular and bright-eyed Bill when he asked about Dr. a nd hills. A land of wheat, and left. he told us the adva ntages ol ernment. The government watches ' Russian-born physician" named P. Yudalcvich, an elderly Chinese barley and vi nes and lig trees and growing cotton in Israel. The crop the prices or staple goods. such as pushed through to him calling out, pomegranates: a land of olive is predictable fr om year 10 yea r. food. clothing and shelter, Those ·, · "That is my master." trees and honey." The plants arc not subject to· the wh o can a fford lu xuries pay fo r Israel N 0 To his amazement the man said It is significant that this was ravages of insects. But more im - them, but they arc available. The Dr. Yudalcvich was still alive and in the portion o( the week from the portant. growing cotton relieves laborer and farmer are prov ided J d Sh h · d th h k d Pentateuch we read before we many men and women from the for in case of sickness. n eopar 1 Y Sh:~~a~: ' "~ou Jcc;ish c d::tocr? went up to Israel. liclds to do other work in the Kib- 2. The elderly and the in ­ ' You came here many years ago!" It Well, the wheat and barley arc butz. capacitated are well provi ded for NEW YORK (JTA): Sen. Robert was Lee Yue Shu( whom Dr. not so plentiful in the fields of I- The Kibbutzi m have learned to either in Beth Avot, Home for Dole o f Kan sas, the Republican Shulman recalled as Dr. racl, but they substituted other supplement their agricultural prod- Aged, or in their homes. candidate for Vice-President, has Yudalcvich's faithful servant. plants in their places. Cotton is lltts with industry. One has a lur- 3. There is absolutely no unem­ pledged that the United States will Dr. Shulman was told that about one of them. As the taxi driver, a niturc factory, another has a can- ployment in Israel. On the other ~.eve~ j~pardize Israel's security, 12 elderly Jews had remained in third generation Jew from Jcrusa- ncry, and Kfar Giladi , the Kibbutz hand, people arc urged and given I wish _11 were possible to come Shanghai but they had died and Dr, lem, told us, cotton requires little where we slept over night has a privileges for coming to settle on here tom~ht and to _l~y ':>efore you Yudalcvich was the only one now water and plenty of sunshine. And quarry . .. the and. so'."e rad1~al new m111at1ve~: some left. He also said that he (lee) was these arc things that Israel can In the middle or the night 4. Israel, is in our view, a land g rand strategy for peace, _Dole now 67 years old and had worked ·provide the cotton plants. was awakened by a sound rcsem- for people who are satisfied with J told th_e 79th annu_al natmnal for Dr. Yudalcvich since he was 14, So now instead of the irrigation bling the passage or a freight their lot. What that means is that I convention of_theZ,omstOrgamza- " I shall look-after him till he dies." pipes that we saw in years past as 'trai n. I went back 10 sleep but in in Israel you don't expect to get tion of America. ,, Dr, sh u Im an round Dr . soon as we left the hills of Jcrusa- the morning the same sounds ri ch quickly, but neither can you Dole also st ressed that I Yudalcvich on the second 0oor of lem, we now looked at green fields reached my ears. 8 went for a get poor suddenly because of los­ believe no enemy of Israel, real or , Id h ·th Id I ' of cotton and bananas as far as walk in the direction of the sound ing your job or position. ' potential, can mistake the will or an , 0 ouse w! _an c er Y the intentions •of President Ford Chinese woman, his rncnd for the the eye could sec, a9d I came upon a huge machine 5. And Israel requires of its in­ d h f . past 40 years. Friends of ours came to sec us etaing away at the heart of Mount habitants a modicum o ( IDEAL­ towarIsrael." t e sa ety and security of y _u d a Icv,c · h now 88 , h a d beeome at -Tel Aviv from their Kibbutz Naftali J·ust a stone's th rnw from ISM, a commodity almost lorgot­ However Dole said friends of terrifically old and shrunken. One YaVneh. He wOrks On the Kib- · the Kibbuu. t, n by us. A person who settles in Israel should not question sideh~dbecnshrivcllc~byastrokc, butz and she tcachcsSociology at The quarry yields stones that Israel must say to himself: I am American efforts to win friends but his mmd was still acute. He Bar Ilan University. It is a reli- are crushed and made into ce- · willing to forego some comforts among the Arabs. "The United greeted the Canadian physician gious Kibbutz, and this is howwe ment. The cement production is so for the ideal of building a Home­ States has a role to play with each with, "I remember you." came to know them years ago. good that the Kibbutz opened a land for myself and my children nation in the Middle East," he Shulman writes that they both She was sent to study the work- branch office in Tel Aviv where and for my people. said, "and those who doubt or "broke down and cried." ings of Social Welfare in New he, 9ur relative, spends three or . . . ( Mr. Sega/'s opinions ~re his own suspect the motiv~s and actions of A d Id dd · h and not necessa';ily thoese of this 1 newspaper.) ~~~u~n~~:g~\:~e:h!~ t~hea:n;:feas~~ men ment Wou ' A Lega Teet :_·: _.. · .. .: . ...: .:. - _:_:_:_:_:.:.:.:_·_z .:.:.:. :.:~ .. of Israel rest with a resolution or NEW YORK: Witnesses appear- were brought recently against a . ~ the conOict there which is accep­ ing before a State Senate subcom- shipping concern by the American Beary Lo... Feared COMMUMITt table to all parties and beneficial mittce hearing on. human rights Jewish Congress, which charges "We estimate tliat 100 or less real to all parties," supported an amendment to a that two Jewish persons qualified jobs were lost, mostly in the pack­ CALENDAR Warns Against State Federal export law recently that for engineering jobs were not hired ing and freight forwarding area due Discussing the issue of the A SERVICE OF THE Palestinians, Dole said the would add legal teeth to because of fears by the employer to the law," he said. At hearings in JEWISH FEDERATION Lebanese conflict has prohibitions against compliance that he would lose Arab business. February, when exporters cited OF RHODE ISLAND demonstrated . the fallacy of the with the Arab boycott. The In both' cases the parties were Aramco Oil's relocation to and the Pale~tinian argument that Israel amendment~ which. was approved awarded substantial damages, Mr. Virginia, observers warned that the R.l, JEWISH HERALD should become a secular state. He by the House International Robison said, but only because of movewouldsignalamassivelossof For Usting Call 421-4111 said the state the Palestinians "en- ij.elations Committee on August I, his agency's diligence. other business. .,,. vision for the future looks precise­ was sponsored by Rcprese·ntativc I n a s i-m i I a r ch a r g c, The move by Aramco, which is ly likt Lebanon before they tore Benjamin S. Rosenthal, Democrat Assemblyman Joseph F, Lisa, now principally owned by Saudi MONDAY, -TIMIH 27, 1976 • Lebanon apart. The events in of Queens, · chairman of the hearing, said Arabia, was begun before the 1,00 , .... Lebanon are the best refutation for Upon passage of the biil, injured banks we,rc ignoring the Lisa law, · boycott, Mr. Robison said. Other ,_,.. __ ...... the Palestinian argument for a parties could file under the bill's "in effect, enforcing the boycott," losses that were feared never oc­ --7,30 , .... new state," he said. civil or criminal provisions for Mr. Lisa cited four New York curred, he added, Out of a total of ..,_ofJowhhM-,bocu1Mc.m- Dole charged that collection of triple damages against banks in violation that he said con- 14,554,278 long tons shipped in.and "demagogues" have since 1948 any American concern or individual . .tinued to violate the Lisa law. The out of New York ports in 1975, .. 1,00 , .... ,-.-.,-c.,,i.1--- a-,... of-. used the plight of the Palestinians , complying with the boycott. banks he named were Citibank, only 326,878.9 long tons involved ....,,_""9 to stir up hatred · against· Israel Joseph Robison, general counsel Chemical, Bankers Trust and Chase Arab business, Mr. Robison said. ~~---of­ while )ceeping the Palestinians of t~c American Jewish Congress, Manhattan. Assemblyman Lisa said his sub­ -- . ■ .....,- .. themselves in camps and feeding sharply assailed the State Human Spokesmen for the banks have committee had rcqucs.tcd hard 1115 p.m. them hatred. "Finally; the genera­ Rights Division for failure to con- previously explained that the banks testimony from those who cited ,....,.. _ A1n SiltorhoN, ...ulo,MNfina tion that grew up in the camp was duct investigation; into co,mplaints do not honor the ilntiboycott effort economic losses resulting from the TUISIIAY, --21, 1976 ·. set loose, not merely on Israel, but of antiboycott violations. because, they argue, the dispute Arab boycott but "none have come 6:30 p.m. on the world," he said, ,.___ --· _ ,.rty Mr. Robison stated, "There ilre between the Arabs and the Israelis forth -because there si:ems to be no Dole pointed to his own record of -AY, -29, 1976 support for Israel and Soviet no rules or regulations, the clear is fundamentally economic and not \lata to support the claims,'.' Jewry. Noting that the Jewish vote­ test or how seriously the agency is racial or rcligious, .as the Lisa Law , A Federal law ' outlawing com- 1100 ' ·'"· about law enforcement, and it hu says, pliance with the boycott would in Kansas is minimal, he said, - ~- hr School, - 'been a run eight months since the Yesterday, William Haddad, result in the end to the process or ...... " my support or Israel is based on , TMUIIDAY, - ,o, 1976 pauage or the Lisa Law," The law director or the Assembly Office on blacklisting businessman with conviction, !'01 politics." 10s• · ·'"· was signed by Governor Carey on Legislative Oversight and Analysis "Jcwi'sh connC1:tions," Mr. Lisa .lowloh --of ..... W.rlll ·-·· January I, making aiding of the cited findings in his report charging said, The list, he said, contains "I,- t.r BE AWARE of the neail in Arab boycott a misdemeanor, ' that antiboycott measures had not 500 names or persons, somt: or --.a-- •-·-r.....,. -• y~ur _cc,mmunity. Sulllc:ribc to the am. el Radlll Ila resulted in anY, bad effect on the whom appeared on lists compiled in ...... ,,__of..,..w...iw-·,•100 , ..... rJ!..fllll!llll!IIIJltt1,.•4V, ·~J!!h"."~ll'~~ll',•j.lJi\'!1~ 1¥1¥MIJ.IIJli!ll~"i1,•,t( Nazi Germany.',~\'• <"·"·' < ,/T', n> ..., --DI.-,....,..., - 'FHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEP'TEMBER 24', 1976 5 SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, and receive it in the mail every "eek. For information, call the llcrald at 724-0200. IIELZER'S HEBREW RELIGIOUS LEARN TO PLAY GOODS $TORE THE RECORDER ORDER YOUR Certified Teacher in LULOV & ESROG NOW · Providence Public FORSUCCOS Schools -LARGE SELECTION - HELEN KAGAN •Israeli New Year Cords •Taleisim •Tulis Bogs 751-3817 • Israeli Jewelry and Gifts • Sabbath and Holiday Tobie Covers • latest Israeli Records -Releases • Current Books AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR APPOINTMtNT Clll 131-5113 or 131-1710

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Landscapes of Newport collages by PAMELA GRANBERY JAMIESON- PALESTINE Miss Jane Amy Palestine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Palestine Three Boston Realists of JOI Carroll Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts, was married to Frederick Hunter Jamieson on August 22 at Ledgemont Country Club, FLORA NATAPOFF Seekonk, Massachusetts. The bridegroom is the son ofM r. and Mrs. Den­ GEORGE NICK nis Jamieson of West Simsbury, Connecticut. Cantor Marvin Axelrod of­ MICHAEL MAZUR ficiated at the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor was Louise Tutelian. Other attendants were Sandra Axelrod and Sue Shein, cousins of the bride. SUZETTE SCHOCHET GALLERY Best man was William Jamieson, brother.of the bridegroom. Ushers Brick Market Place, Newport, Rhode Island 02840 were Samuel Palestine, brother of the bride, and George Burke. The cou­ Monday-Saturday 10-8, Sunday 12-8 Phone 401 M&-5100 ple is residing in Ithaca, New York . New French Premier Has Good Record On · Israel By Fbla Eytu Chzrac is believed to have KELLY'S PARIS (JTA): French economist defended a strongly pro-Arab line Raymond Barre was appointed within the French government Prime Minister. He is replacing believing that France's economic I Gaullist leader Jacques Chirac who future is linked to its tics with the -SPORTING GOODS I resigned after a long period of Ar«b states, especially the oil I strain and misunderstandings with producing ones. He favored the ~ President Valery Giscard d'Estaing. continuation of de Gaulle's pro­ The departure of Chirac and his Arab policies and is a close personal The Largest Discount replacement by a nonparty per­ friend of Iraqi strongman Hassan sonality is seen as the end of Saddam. The_ new Premier, a Gaullism as a basic tenet of French former professor of economics who Sporting·Goods Store policy. only joined the French government Observers here say that this fact, as Minister for Foreign Trade in combined with Barre's personality January, 1976, was in close contact In Rhode Island and his former attitudes both in with Israeli diplomats during his posting in Brussels. IANNAMERICARO Brussels where he served as vice­ WE CARRY SPORTING GOODS president of the European Israeli diplomats in contact with M Economic Community's Commis­ him at the time say they found him FOR EVERY SPORTING ACTIVITY -- sion aqd in Paris where he served as friendly and understanding of 9.U-5270 Minister for Foreign Trade in the Israel's problems and economic needs. Jewish bankers say he also - outgoing government, may indicate a change in Israel's favor. The out- showed "a highly positive" attitude GARDEN CITY • CRANSTON - going Premier was not only the during the crisis provoked last yea( leader of the Gaullist Party but also by an Arab attempt to boycott a staunch advocate of Gaullist French banks dealing with Israel or policy within the regime led by · controlled by Jewish interests. Giscard I a non-Gaulliit politician. It seems highly unlikely, however, that Barre will be able to conduct a foreign policy of his own. BICENTENNIAL Danes Protest Giscard's rift with Chirac was precipitated by the former Shabbat Games Premier's attempt to adopt GRECIAN FESTIVAL COPENHAGEN: Danish Jews initiatives of his own and conduct a arc upset that touring Israeli half-independent policy. ALL WELCOME TO: sports teams ignore Shabbat and Nevertheless, the French Cabinet holidays when playing matches in change indicates ·that freed of the FRIDAY, OCT. 1 Denmark. They point out that Gaullist influence, Giscard will con­ Greek Heritage Bicenteni:iial Ball H apoel Becrsheva played a foot­ duct a policy closer to Europe and Rhodes-On-The-Pawtuxet ball eleven here on Shabbat and to the United States. - Greelc-American Dancing that earlier Maccabi Tel Aviv Political circles here say it .was Alpha-Omega Orchestra played on the eve of the Fas( of Chirac and the Gaullist Party which Greek Costumes '- Tisha B'Av. prevented Giscard from drawing 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. Danish Jews also recall that an closer both to Western Europe and Israeli handball team played a to the U.S. claiming to preserve the SATURDAY, OCT. 2 match in Denmark on Yom Kippur old Gaullist tenet of an independent -Warwick Mall, 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. a few years ago. ~ France. Though France's basic op­ Multiple Exhibits, Greek Pastry, Costumes, Rabbi Bent Melchiot; the Chief tions in the Middle East are believ­ Dance Groups, Bouzoukl Playen and Con­ Rabbi of Denmadt, wrote in the ed unlikely to change basicaliy, the tinuous Showing of GrNk Films (Jordan - Manh last issue· of "Jodisk Oricntering" French President will have the Auditorium) · that there was no objection in prin­ possibility to further normalize ciple to playing football and other relations w'ith _Israel and dispel the DONATION FOR THE sports on Shabbat, but that such last misunderstandings which still BICENTENNIAL WEEK END · games were forbidden because ad­ exist between the two countries ADULTS: $5.00 mission fees were charged and the without changing France's · basic 18 AND UNDER: $2.50 players as a rule used transporta­ pro-Arab orientation. Barre, 52, tion to and from the matches. ·has taught for 2S years at Sorbonne CALL: 942-4188 ( CRANSTON) Tlfe Chief Rabbi pointed out that University where he invariably 725-3127 (PAWTUCKET) sports were forbidden on Tisha adopted a nonpartisan and liberal B'Av and that the Israeli players line. He h~s two sons, one of whom 847-1062 (NEWPORT) and their managers knew that it is believed to have visited Israel 't'...al';;. , 1-la.1"' ,r1t a.~,,,"'~ ., ... ,.t,1.,...,'i 1sa.! some years ago. •uiv,;.,., , · 1\'l/1 ...... ~ ·------· -- - -"''· ·-·-- ·- -- ..

6', THE R'HObE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDA 'v. SEPTEMBER 24;' 19762 HERALD ADS bring to your Auntry. Speaking at a briefing owned stores were smashed by the at the ,_e, Seekonk Holiday Inn, June. Its. 6 & 114A for JOO "key wluntccrs" for the Call 401-949-1566_and leave your name and address ...... Nazis in Germany and Austria in 1977 United Jewish Appeal Federa­ - to be assured admission 131,.3739 IN._944-7291 1938 . The campaign is eventutlly tion of Jewish Philanthropies Joint expected to inmlve some 12,ntain a $350 needs for Jews in Israel, other million cut in funds for human ser­ Specializing in overseas a>untries and the New vices. He said the cut to charitable York metropolitan area. This institutions will total $33 .7 million . • COMPLETE FURNITURE REPAIR marks a rea>rd fund-raising goal Goldin said the trend for ever undertaken by the UJA­ • ANTIQUING STAINING & REF INI SHING government to provide increasing­ Federation at a time of relative ly more funds for social service • BRASS POLISHED & LACQUERED quiet in the Middle East. has now been reversed and the • STAINED GLASS & LAMP REPAIR S Arnow, who is also chairman of phi)anthropic groups w_ill now have the board of the Jewish to shoulder more of the bu rd.en. He Telegraphic Agency, said the urged the mlunteers to make an FRE E EST IMATES FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY volunteers present will seek fac~ extra effort in this year's cam­ TUES SAT CLOSED MONDAY to-face meetings with 3500 major paign . a>ntributors in an effort to raise 10-5 934-0090 Dayan. who answered quesiions substantial advance pledges dur- from the group, said that Israel is stronger now than before the Yorn Kippur Wa r. But he said the strength a>mes not from having mo re arms but from the relaxation of tensions with Egypt, Jordan and t the West Bank . He said there is mo ~c security in having the Suez C anal an open international waterway than in the pr~Yom f Convenient financing Kippur War Barlev line. Dayan rejected the view expressed at the briefing that Jews can only rely on for new cars. other Jew s. "I want to feel that we are members of the free world ." The former- Defense Minister said that on his last visit to the At Citizens Bank. United St ates he spoke on some 00- 70 a>llcge campuses and found that yo ung Americans, who were not Jewish, felt they had an obligation to help other free countries, including Israel. Dayan i·s in the United States to publicize his autobiography, "Moshe Dayan, New Car Loans Story of My Life," which was published recently in Hebrew and 1 YEAR 2YEARS 2½ YEARS 3 YEARS English . 12 MONTHS 24 MONTHS 1 30 MONTHS 36M0NTHS Dinitz To Address AMOUNT Monthly """""'l'. Monthly Monthly BORROWED Total of Total of Total of pai,menl Total of pai,menl pa)l'TientS pa)fTIOnts (~ Pll)ffll!nls l)a)fT1enls 500 AZF Delegates ~~tnleres int ':::\'= 'i:~\f . NEW YORK : Israel's Am­ $1500.00 $1599.24 $133.27 $1694.64 $ 70.61 $1743.60 $ 58.12 $1793.52 $ 49.82 bassador to the United States Sim cha Dinitz will deliver a major 2500.00 2665.44 222.12 2824.32 117.68 2906.10 96.87 '2989.08 83.03 address on the Middle East when he speaks before some 500 3500.00 3731.64 310.97 3954.00 164.75 4068.30 135.61 4185.00 116.25 delegates of the American Zionist Federation at the group's fourth biennial national a>nvention. Oct. 4500.00 4797.72 399.81 5083.92 211.83 5230.80 174.36 5380.56 149.46 19 to 21, at Grossinger's Hotel and Resort, Grossinger, N. Y. Longer terms available upon request. Aca>rding to Faye Schenk, AZF - president, and Rabbi Israel Miller, Annual Percentage Rate: 12'il convention chairman, the am­ bassador also will discuss Israeli- · American relations at the conven- · . Thinking of buying a new car? Apply at Citizens. We can help you lion banquet Oct. 20. with an Auto Loan that includes convenient financing: 24-hour Ambassador Dinitz has been approvals in most cases, ½% off your annual interest rate if you decide part of Israel's diplomatic a>rps since the 1950s. In 1968, he became to have your monthly payments deducted automatically from your · minister of information at the Citizens checking account, plus free life insurance on most loans Israeli- embassy in Washington, I ·through age 65. ~ D.C. In 1969, he was named political adviser to the Prime Use the chart above to find the repayment plan that best fits your Ministe.r and director general of I needs. Then let us help you with an application, either in person at the Prime Minister's Office. ~ any of our 26 offices, or through the privacy of the Citizens Loan Line. I . Just dial 351-2929, Monday through Friday, between 9 am and Ford Action Urged 9 pm, give us the necessary information and we'll be back to you Against Terrorism within 24 hours with ah answer. Then come in to the Citizens banking WASHINGTON (JTA): The office nearest you and sign the loan farms. It's a faster, easier way to Senate Foreign Relations Com­ apply for~ loan. mittee has unanimously urged President Ford to suspend air ser­ vices to and from any nation aiding and abetting international political terrorism. CITIZENS BA."K The Commi"llee's view was expressed in "a sense of the We trytodO things )'OUl'Wcl)C Senate" resolution that now goes / before the full Senate for approval. It was authored by Sen. Jacob K. . \ Javits (R.NY) · and 00-sponsored by a bipartisan blocof20Senators. Umlcr the U.S. anti-hijacking act of 1974, the President is authorized to negotiate for suspension of air Citizens Savings ari '/Citize1111 .TN9t .Campany ' Member FDIC services either to or from a nation in violation of the act. The resolu• lion specifically rca>mmcnds the President to ,take the action. T.HE RHOD,E, 1S1,.AND tlERALD, FRIDA Y:1 SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 7 Aslonishment Aroused - - PRISONER REL-EASED Vladimfr Prison after a seven-year In Jewish Community ·NEW YORK: Soviet Prisoner of jail sentence, the National Conscience Yuri Vudka has been Conference on Soviet Jew r-y JOHANNESBURG : South teleased from the notorious reports. African Minister of Justice, Jimmy Kruger, has caused so.me astonishment in the Jewish com­ munity here by suggesting that JULIE'S ·; -~-: ~ Adolph Eichmann was able to be tried for his crimes by Israel ~ ~ - , _,: . MORR SO N & SCHl ff--, because he was a Jew. He made this - L ~ ' -..., comment in the course of an inter­ view, saying that Eichmann was "born a German citizen" and had Because We Ran Out ... never been to Palestine in his life. "So on what grounds could an Israeli courktry this boy? Because ' And People· Were Disa_ppointed he was a Jew. They said: 'It does not matter where you were born fellow. We Are ·Repeating This Sale! _ Your mammic was a Jew and your pappie was.a Jew and that's the end M&SKOSHERBEEF of the story. You arc a Jew. So we 99 can say to any Jew in any part of the C EA CH world (that) we can run your BOLOGNA MIDGETS destiny because you belong to us. You can't escape us.' " M&S IOSHEI IEEF More EyftnlWI RahN s 1 09 The South African Minister of EACH Agriculture, Hendrik Schoeman, SALAMI Ml DGETS • also raised some eyebrows when he told Jewish jokes 10 the discomfort M&S KOSHER em s l 09 of an Israeli guest at the opening of a herbicide factory jointly owned by KNOCKWU RST e l8 Koor of Israel and Aouth African •BUY THE BOX 99 LB S LB 8QX 1 interests. The Deputy Minister of the Interior, Louis le Grange, also M&S KOSHER N. Y. STYLE made some surprising comments IEG. LIND- BRUCE when he said that the Jews (mean­ ing Israelis) would have been able H•ll. 79c ll. Bonnie Lynn Bruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bruce of 12 KISHKA Barber Street, Medway, Massachusetts, was wed to Barry Neal Lind, to put down the Soweto and Not­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lind of Bronx, New York, on Saturday even­ ting Hill riots more effectively than ing, September 11 , in Temple Is rael, Natick, MassachuS1:tts.'Thc bride is the South African or the British HAPPY NEW YEAR from ... also. the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Mushnick, Millis, police. "The Jews shoot quicker JULIE, EDDIE and ALICE Ma~sachusett,i-; Rabbi Harold Kushner and Cantor Robert Scherr of­ than we do. They react far more ficiated at the ceremony. vigorously than we do," he said. The bride wore a Bianchi wedding dress of ivory quiana, designed with a portrait neckline, tapered sleeves and front-fullness empire skirt en­ ding in a chapel train. The only adornment was a diamond-shaped pearl and crystal applique from which fell loops of seed pearls. Her lattice pearl tiara released a silk illusion blusher and cathedral train. She ca rried an arm bouquet of bridal white roses, baby's breath and ferns. Karen Lind of Waltham, Massachusetts, sister-in-law of the groom, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids wen: Cindy Mushnick of Medway, Massachusetts, cousin of the bride ; Deborah Mann, Milford, Massachusetts; and Deborah Black, Medway Massachusetts. They were all dressed in sleeveless dusty rose knot gowns featuring V-neck line and a criss-cross diamond insert at the empire waistline which released a softly gathered A-line skirt. Complementing the gowns were detachable rufne--edged capelets. Each attendant carried an arm bouquet of assorted shades of pink carnations, baby's breath and ferns. The bride's mother-chose a strawberry pink sleeveless gown of chiffon over taffeta. Its matching cape-like sleeved coverlet of chiffon was trimmed to match the silver and crystal beading of the dress. She wore a space planning I design wrist corsaiic of pink sweetheart roses. office furniture, supplies. and machines The groom's mother had on a long sleeved pink gown of lace over taffeta. It was fashioned with a fitted bodice and A-line skirt, with chif­ showrooms with international designs by , knoll ateelcase myrtle fon scarves forming the high 'rolled neckline. She wore a wrist corsage of cymbidium orchids. ,.-, kittinger metropolitan supreme kimball · dunbar gunlocke osi Best man for his brother was Dr. Leonard Lind of Waltham, Massachusetts. The ushers were the bride's brothers : Jonathan Bruce, hardwood house interiors intern ■tional murphy miller stendig Richard Bruce and Lawrence Bruce, all of Medway, Massachusetts, and Jeffrey Mushnick of lylillis, Massachusetts, cousin of the bride. Sherry Salovitz of Milford, Massachusetts, ;.,as in charge of the guest book . •The bride is a graduate of Medway High School and Northeastern University. She is on the staff of the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston ;a s a respiratory therapist. The Latest ... The bridegroom is graduated from the Bronx High School of Science, College and Boston College S_chool of Law. He will be elJlployed Attraction to Hope Street by ·-senior Citizens Legal Services in Miami Beach, Florida, where the 1 _ couple will reside after a wedding trip in Atlanta, Georgia. Society ·1 JAY'S FIRST CHILD A BOY of Four Seasons Apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sirk in of Warwick. OPEN 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 11 Mozart Street, Cranston, an­ HI NEIGHBOR: . nounce the birth of their first WINT ER· GORDON • JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW THAT JAY'S SUBS 'N STAFF IS cliild, a son, Eric Carl, on August Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gordon of 27 . "1fJJ Eighth Street announce the OPEN TO SERVE YOU ••• AND TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH Maternal grandparents are M4". marriage of tneir daughter, Bar­ bara··Lyn-;.m September 4, to Lad­ YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR. and -Mrs . Jack Patten of 46 die Winter of Narragansett, son of Freedom Drive, Cranston. Pater­ nal gra9dparcnts arc Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Winter. The ceremony took BREAKFAST SERVED Jonah Sirk in of 300 East Shore Cir­ place at the bride's parents' home. cle, East Providence. Miss Gordon was given. in .-- FROM 7 A.M. · Great-grandparents include Mr. marriage by.. her. father. Judge Jacob Alprin officiated. Nathan Wolpert ' of Malden, Ellen Segal was matron of honor · Massachusetts, and Mr. and Mrs. for· her sister. Jay Woodmansee ALL SUBS INCLUDE A VARIETY OF MEATS, PROVOLONE Louis J . Halpern of Pawtucket. • SUBMARINE attended his brother as best man. CHEESE, , ONIONS, PICKLES, PEPPERS, TOMATOES & FIRST CHILD A GIRL A reception at Valle's Steak SANDWICHES JAY'S BLEND OF OIL House followed a cocktail hour at Mr. and Mrs. David Stephen the home, following the ceremony. Feldman 9f 18 Village Greep The couple will reside on Stenton e UNIEllEV AILE STEAKS e A GOOD SELECTION OF SANDWICHES North,•East Providence, announce A venue in ·Providence. the birth of their first child, a e HOMEMADE MUFFINS e IAGELS, LOI & CIEAM CHEESE daughter, 'Jessica Cydnee, on TOURISM UP 49% September J . , N !:W YORK: tourisf(I from_the Matem11l grlllldpa.rent, are Mr. / United States to lsr~I increased • BREAKFAST SPECIAL SANDWICH SPECIAL and 'M·rs. Joseph Tierney of by 4IJ percent in· the first six PEPPER,_EGG & ONION TUNA WITH LETTUCE Cumlierland., Pati;rnal grand- months of 1976 compared to the parentt.are Mr. and Mrs. Morri1 satne period last year, according 89~ 8_9~ Feldman of 33 West- Bluerid1e to Israel Zuriel, Israel's Com­ Road, Cranston. missioner for Tourism in North 768 .HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE CALL 521-4512 Great-grandmother is EvaMi7.0 · America: :~DJn~=~ - ,..______..__ ,r/1 ,tin·,mmro~~ ~Hv:ii11:>~Cf! ncll ' JFMD.e, '\Ill, ,,.,J,w !'.J, ll1M•~c~1R, ..,

8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 . PRICE TRAVEL ...... Notices· 1 '11 ~ I ,,,,tt. . • SERVICE CORP. ADULT [;EARNING Harold Fink, 121 Pilgrim Drive, -~ - The Cranston Adult Learning Warwick, 02888. Best Wisl,es for A Happy and Hea/tl,y New Year Center will hold an open house on Tuesday, October S, from 7 to 9 'PERSPECTIVF.S ON RAPE' OSCAR AND MARTHA FINGER~ p.m. Information and registration "Perspectives 'on Rape" will be MILDREQ CHASE, MANAGER for this year•s Adult Basic Educa­ presented by local •legal 116 Weylellll An. 274-7177 JUDY SEYBOTH PATT ROBERTO tion programs will be available. authorities and nationally known CAROLINE PITMAN SUGARMAN The open house will t,alte place at researchers in the field of sexual ANN COOK MAUREEN DE ANGEUS the Center's new location at J(J() deviation and rape at the Butler CLOTHES NEEDED Shaw Avenue, Cranston. Hosts for Hospital Fall Grand Rounds Lec­ , 808 HOPE STREET the evening will be former ture Series beginning October 7 . for resale . PROVIDENCE, R.I. 831-5200 graduates of the programs. The l~ctures will be held each Thursday through November I) at Stylish, in season - 'One of Rl,ode Island's Great Travel Agenci~' HADASSAH MEETING 4 p.m. in Ray Hall on the Butler in good condition' A meeting of the Pawtucket • Hospital grounds. Further infor­ Central Falls Chapter ofHadassah · mation concerning the lecture 2nd TIME AROUND will be held on Monday, September series, begun in 1972 to provide 840 PARK AVE. SWEENOR'S rl, at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Com­ educational seminars for mental munity Center. The program will health professionals and other CRANSTON OF GARDEN CITY feature a slide and tape presenta­ interested persons, may be ob­ Tues.-Sat. · 10-5 tion by the Midrasha students of ta in ed by contacting Butler · Thurs. 12: 15 - 9 P.M. Temple Emanu-EI High School Hospital. Featuring a titled, "A History of the Jews in Providence." NEWLY RE-OPENED COMPlETE ASSORTMENT OF A coffee hour will follow the program. Mrs. Israel Marks is in UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS charge of hospitality. AND FRUITS PLUS A COMPLETE LINE OF UNIFICATION 'CULT' On Monday, September rl, at 8 ASSORTED CANDIES p.m. , the Sisterhood of Temple AND SALTED NUTS Beth Am, Warwick, will hold its '!.Jlill~ first meeting of the New Year. LUNCHES ~I-~~!~. GARDEN CITY Miss Shelly Turner will speak on .t Mon.thriifri. \ 5P.M., I0P.M. her experiences as a member of 11 :30 o.m.•2:30 p.nt S.,n. 12 Noon-9 , .M. SHOPPING CENTER 942-2720 the Unification Church and her subsequent kidnapping by her NILY u..-111C1a11•••· · ~ parents away from this cult. An l ...... SPICIALS TIIKIY- NBC documentary will be part of .. •• ""· ...... ,.. s51s ANNUAL DEDICATION her presentation...... ~ :"~=·potato . Due to the need for knowledge on INTERT AINMENT THUU •.fll.-SAT. this subject, the meeting is open to ,OF MEMORIAL TABLETS Sisterhood members, their ELLA AT THE ORGAN PlAYING YOUR FAVOlnt TUIIES! husbands, high school and college Banquet Room Available for Weddinas, Meetings and Parties Sunday, October 3-10 a.m. students, Temple members and their friends. A short business meeting and collation will follow a THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED question and answer period . WOMEN'S ORT BEDSPREAD MILL OUTLET Providence Chapter, Women•s OF RHODE ISLAND American ORT, will hold its open­ 39 KENNEDY PLAZA-- PROV. 99 HILLSIDE AVENUE, PROVIDENCE ing meeting on Thursday, You, your family, and friends are cordially invited to attend our September JO, at 7 :JO p.m. The WHY PAY FULL RETAIL PRICES Annual Dedication of Memorial Tablets in which your departed program, a crafts review, will be held at the Village Green loved ones and friends are remem!>9red. Apartments Clubhouse in East WHEN LOW MILL PRICES ARE Services and prayers will be conducted in the Synagogue of the Providence. AVAILABLE Hom• Mary Lou Ciano of the Scituate Potters will present a history of pottery and a demonstration of the RABBI JACOI HANDLER of Tem-.,.e Beth Israel art with samples of different items SAVE ON of various styles. In addition, Sally and Hornstein of Two Ladies in South • DUST RUFFLES • THERMAL BLANKETS CANTOR IVAN E. PERLMAN of Temple E11111t1u-EI - Wareham, Massachusetts, will • COMFORTERS • MULTIPLE WIDTH DRAPES We /oo/c forward to your presence on this solemn occasion. explain the traditions of quilting • GIFT TOWELS & PLACE MAT SETS and will display quilted items of • BEDSPREADS IN 50 STYLES & 6 SIZES different sizes and uses. Members and prospective OPEN DAILY t:30-S:30; Thun. 'till l'.M. TEL: 861-9536 members arc urged to attend this informative meeting . Refreshments will be served. For A VERY HEALTHY AND JOYOUS NEW Y.EAR.... information please contact Lynn FROM ALL OF US AT THE Grant at 943-2979 . , BEDSPREAD .MILL OUTLET JURY SHOW · The Bristol Art Museum will conduct a jury, show wh'ich began September 22 through October 10. The museum is open every day from I to 5 p.m., and Friday ARUBA MARTINIQUE evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. (DEC. 19•26) (DEC. 19-26) LEAGUE OF WOMEN . VOTERS The League of Women Voters of l ·s499 399 Rhode Island will hold a voter ser- . vice workshop on Thursday, September 30, from 9 :30 a.m. until BAHAMAS MIAMI 2 p.m. at the Lime Rock Baptist LEASE YOURSELF Church on Great Road in Lincoln. The workshop will include dis­ 5 ' cussions on LWV support of SOM_E P-LEASURE! s 314 270 ' referendum items, public ''All OF THE PlEASURE­ I relations, election day procedure and qther voter educat.ion topics. NONE Of' THE WORRY" CRUISE CANARY For more information and ·reser­ vations, call LWV at 274-5822 IN A LEASE CAR (NOV. 6-13) • I FROM ISLANDS SACICIN-SHOCK ET (JAN. 14-21) A breakfast kick-0ff meeting SHORE-CITY · 5410 was held Sunday, September 19, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold LINCOLN-MERCURY 5 1· Fink for the Sackin-Shocket Post i ' 399 and auxiliary . committees for the FOR INFORMATION-CALL purpose of raising funds to purchase and equip an ambulance 828-7100 oudet ·~1n,~,1,rtlllff ·· for Israel Mogcn David Adorn . DAILY RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE Contributions may be sent to dlparh,U.'Rl ·'11~ ,,.,,.,... Ste<• . •• ,..,.. ,o.,,,.. si ,;..-•. ~ ,,,, SIG/Ito, THE CAr 1$ t/11,.HElfl ,r·s A'P 7JI.--.. ,oi. JJl,'100 ... .., SUBSCRIBE TO tltc Herald, ~-SHORE CITY and receive it in the mail every week. For information, call the LINCOLN MF '·' Hl:tilld 111 '7'24-Ul!M.' • • '• • • • • • • ; ·~· ~------~----- .... ~- .. - ·- - --:--- -· ...,__ .

✓ - THE RHODE' ISJ.AND HERALD, FRrDA Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 9

, THE GREAT SHOFAR FOR -- FREEDOM

/ The Jewish Federation of Rhode "Island extends its best wishes for a healthy and peaceful New -rear

Robert A. Riesman · Jeanne Weil _. Esta Cohen President . ,__ Women's Di,vu;ion President Young Women's Di,m,sion Pr(}SiderJ,t I - Fannie Shore Glenda Labush Melvin G. Alperin Women's Di,viswn _ Young Women's Campai,gn Chairman Catnpai,gn Chairman Campaign Ch

10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 HIGH PRODUCT INTEREST doubles newspaper ad readership. RI Philharmonic Orchestra Herald ads'l>ring results. . NEAL R. HABER Appoints Assistant Manager James M. Allard has been ap­ NEW • EXCITING Announces the opening of his office pointed assistant manager of the Engraved Rhode Island Philharmonic for the Orchestra, it has been announced LUCITE/CANVAS BAGS* GENERAL PRACTICE OF. LAW by Muriel Stevens, manager. Mr:­ Allard succeeds Bruce M11rray at who left that post in August to 1010 Turks Head Bldg., Providence, R.I. 02903 become the manager of the Des (401) 274-4477 Moines Symphony Orchestra in Des Moines, Iowa. Published under Section DR-102 (o) of Mr. Allard received his bachelor Rule 47 of the Rhode Island Supreme Court, as amended of fine arts degree from the University of Connecticut. He also studied at the University of Geneva in Switzerland, at Rollins College in Winterpark, Florida, &isl ao.""' B~ and at the Royal Conservatory of ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Stanley Under Rabbinical Supervision of Robbi Yookov U~tzky · Music in Brussels, Belgium. While F. Turco of Meshantlcut Volley at Rollins College, he was a Park-y, Cranston, announce the ALL PRODUCTS BAKED IN THIS BAKERY - member of the Florida Symphony en9agement of their daughter, ASSOCIATED ARE KOSHER EXCEPT THOSE PACKAGED Orchestra. His instrument is bu­ Judith, to G,-.ory S. Jacobs.., son 19 SUMMER STREET AND BAKED IN OTHER BAKERIES. soon . of Mr. and Mn. Bernard Jacobson of PAWTUCKET His business experience includes Bateman Avenue, Crantton. working in the marketing The bride-elect It a student al 726-0038 463 EAST AVENUE' JOAQUIM G. 8RASILEIRO department of Uniroyal SA. in ai-i. ltland Junior College. Mr. Liege, Belgium. •red, yellow, navy, tan, natural, PAWTUCKET, R.I . 02860 OWNER Jacobs.. It a graduate of Bryant brown, Wack, rust, hunter green As assistant manager, he will be College. A September 1977 wed­ Phone, 728-0260 Closed Mondoy Open 6 Doys to 8:00 p.m. responsible for the coordination of dint It planned. the Orchestra's eAtensive educational concerts programs and will serve as liaison for the HELP IS HERE Philharmonic Youth Orchestras. He began his new job on Monday, MYLES MARSDEN STUDIO September 13 . AT OLD TIME PRICES! HOME OF THE MYLES MARSDEN BALLET COMPANY BOSTON RADIATOR can be your one stop ser­ AND (Notices I vice center for all mechanical and body work. THE MYLES MARSDEN DISCO BALLET ANY ART SCHOOL Anyart, contemporary arts 730 WARWICK AVENUE, WARWICK, R.I. center, a non-profit, educational arts center in Warren, has formed_ - PUPILS BEING ACCEPTED liQW FOR 1976-77 the Anya rt School, a new facility to SEASON CLASSICAL BALLET - POINTE - PAS provide special courses, services and workshops for artists and the DE DEUX - CHARACTER - MIME - DISCO - community. The school's JAZZ.. emphasis wilJ be on innovative CLASSES FOR BEGINNER THROUGH PRO­ teaching, multi-media in­ FESSIONAL - ALL UNDER THE PERSONAL volvement and small courses with individualized instruction. DIRECTION OF MYLES MARSDEN. INTERNATION­ Registration will be open until ALLY KNOWN DANCER, TEACHER CHORE­ October I and may be made by OGRAPHER, LECTURER. mail or in person at Anyart, 259 Water Street, Warren. Courses FOR FURTHER INFORMA T10N AND REGIST1/A T10N. will begin the week of October 11 . For further information, call Lois TEL 781-5922 OR 722-7540. Oraboys at 245-Ml9 after 5 p.m.

BETH EL SISTERHOOD RHODE ISLAND PHILHARMONIC A Shalom reception honoring Francis Madeira, Music Director Cantor and Mrs. Norman Gewirtz Saturday Concerts, Veterans Auditorium 8 :30 PM will be held at a -coffee' hour RADIATOR & preceding the opening meeting of Bos TON the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El BODY WORKS OCTOBER 16 on Monday, September rl. at 12 :30 18SPINEST p.m. EXCITING Mr s. Norman Goldberg , PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 SEASON Sisterhood president, will preside OPENER! at the meeting which follows at I p.m. Featured speaker will be Bert Wade, page editor and staff GARRICK w riter , Special Features OHLSSON Department, of the Providence Journal-Bulletin. Her subject will pianist be ''Women In the Press • An In- "Roman Carnival" Overture - Berlioz/Seven Studies on side View." .,, Program chairwoman of the day Themes of Paul Klee - Schuller/Piano Concerto No. 1 in is Mrs. Harvey Snyder. ~ D mi'nor - Brahms r..__.,__,.,_ """a hne General~ ca, EUGIILE lfom,..._CarAenlal ENDOWMENT PROGRAM OF THE ...... -., ..... MEMBERSHIP TEA You pay IOr ... gas you .... - Rl!Ne ,.._. Stat• c-il .- the Arts , SJ7!~ return11-.os_,_ car tor....,.__ - 'The Providence Chapter of . DAY A TKIR RIii IUt ...... to._,,_ ___ Women's American 9RT...will hold No MIINge Chg. Complete 1976-1977 Series its membership tea for prospec­ tive members on Wednesday, ' 8 SA TU RDA Y EV_ENINGS September 29, at 8 p.m. at the Thun. 4:00 p.m. • Mon. Noon Nov. 20 Feb . .26 home of Hope Pearlman, •~ Soloists: Kath'i)'n Bauleyn, soprano Chamb•r Orchestra Firet!tom Lane, Cranston. call laldey: Betty Allen, contralto March 26 A movie, ''The Makjng of a us,..,_ ...... Jerold Norman, tenor Miriam Fried Man," will be shown to introduce John Reardon, baritone Israeli violinist new members to the vocational Community Chorus Guy Toylo, training and support that ORT M,111 L111ll1 : 1--Pllt .... w... of Westerly Guost conductor (Organization for Rehabilitation m_,.. George Kent, conductor April 23 through Training) gives its Dec. 11 · Malcolm Froger . students in Israel and-throughout Or ii Preti• 11: lamJII ...... lllnilt HIIJI Raymond Jacl,son pianist pianist May 21 Pops the world. 111 ... r' Jan. 29 George Kent For more information about the .... a.-: ...... '"•ye No,mon conductor meeting and membership, contact Sue Bromberg at 884-4962. sopro~OOD- SEATS AVAII.UU IN AU SECTIONS ( Meno nine Hid out) Season Ticket, $45 $30 $2-.:-­ Student, $30 $23' $20 EG ART CLUB Ticket End-mont Seri•• $10 The East Greenwich Art Club Single Concerti $ 7 $ 6 $ 5 Members' Show will be held at the / 334 Wo1tmln1tor _Mall Phone 831-3123 SwiftGym, Ill Pierce Street, East Greenwich, October I • 5. Opening will be on Friday, October I, from • Wl1Mtu.. GMcat11M-S&HG-St_...,_ ... us _,... 7 p.m. to 9 p,m, Award~will be an­ I nounced at this time. The exhij)i­ tion wiil be open daily from 2 p.m. Iii ~ National Car Renta l to9 p,m. r -~----~ II

I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 11 Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement

There's a new k1nd ofleru:iersh1p being offered to In the weeks' ahead.you will see Joe Garrahy Rhode Island. It's leadership that seys 1fwe all work speak up for laws that will make state government together, we can achieve 1aBt1ng and rewardtng goaJa completely open to public scruttny. for ourselves, for each other and for our children You will see Joe Garrabypropooe a new means 'We can have that leru:iersh1p now. 'We can elect Joe ofprovld1ng scholarsh1µJ and student loa.na oo more Garra.by governor. · Rhode Islanders can get the educatlon they need 'f,. woman ln Newport recentJ.y sent a letter to to pursue the caI'Elf:lrB they want. Joe Garrahy that suma up h1a S1o7le of leru:iersh1p. She You will see Joe GarrahytBckle thejooo problem said, ''You have exhibtted human compaBB!on and a -the toughest of them all-not wtth vague cla.1ms, . w1llingness to work hard to achieve thooe th1ngs but W1th long range progra.r:na that will work that will bring about a better Rhode Island 1n a qu1et, It will be a clean campalgn. Joe Garrahywill honest and open way. You have shown us what gov- be talk1ng 188uee. He'll come out strongw for a new ernment can be?' '- Governor's Clounc11 on Energy oo the people can There a.re a great number of people 1n th1s state share 1n ma.king reeponal.ble energy dec1a1ona._Fbr who agree. They've seen h1m work And they know he rev181ons 1n the process of appotnttng state judges. Fbr works for them. expanded serv1cee for the older ctt1z.ens ofth1s state Now Rhode Island sees Joe Garrahy move on, that will prov1de them wtth the 88Cl.lI'1.W, d1gn1W and doing what he's done all h1a public 11fe. AB he has said, health ca.re they deserve. "I've alweys worked to bring about pootttve changes Fbr as Joe Garrahy has sa.1d, ''\\brklng together that really do ~ 11fe better for the people of th1s we can ach1eve al.moot any goal we set for ourselves. state. That's what I want to keep on doing?' That's my bellef. And that's the con;unttment I make Th1B year as before, Joe Oa.rra.hy ded!.cares h1a as a governor who intends to work for, and w1th, all campalgn to postttve programs for people. Rhode Ialandem" "My-entire campaign willbe · · =-.~=-to one .~-positiveprogr&ms· that help people?'

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12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 241 1976 a Ghetto, 1941'.45." Foxman To Deliver Report On A member of the New York ARI State Bar, Mr. Foxman was graduated from the New York CLASIII Arab Boycott, Petrodollars ,___ University School of Law with the degree of Juris Doctor. He has also ., GOODFOOD both of these areas. Shortly after A report on the Arab boyoott and taken post-graduate courses in ad­ • life tins • MODE RA TEL Y PRICED joining the ADL -staff in 1965, Mr . petrodollars by Abraham H. vanced Judaic studies at th e • St~I lilt MENU Foxman became director of the • Foxman of New York, director of Jewish Theological Seminary and • Portraits national leadership for the Anti­ ADL's Middle Eastern Affairs in international economics at the Department and represented the • landscape • COCKTAILS• Defamation League of B' nai New School for Social Research. B'rith, will highlight a oocktail ADL in national and international conferences such as the Prime Mr. Foxman was the producer of ITC■IWICH party and reception sponsored by ADL's "Dateline Israel," an an­ Minister's Conference in Israel on IIIEIWAY IT, the Rhode Island Chapter of the nual series of taped interviews and World Jewish Communities, the Society of Fellows of the ADL at TV films made in Israel and broad­ Conference of Presid·ents of Major JI 1-5574 2318 WEST SHORE RD .. WARWICK, R.I. the Ledgemont Country I Cfub in cast widely throughout the United American Jewish Organizations, Seekonk, Massachusetts, on Tues­ States. He has led many seminars the General Assembly of the Coun­ day, September 28. of college students in Israel and, in cil of Jewish Federations and The Society of Fellows, which is 1971 , organized and guided an 7 DAY CRUISES on the the development and leadership Welfare Funds and the World Af­ "Assembly in Israel ... and Rome" fairs Conference at the University arm of the Anti:Defamation which involved prominent of Colorado, which discussed Jews Superstars of the Caribbean League, has selected Mrs. Philip American Jewish comm un a l in Arab countries and Arab Sail 1M Holland American SS Stakndam to&""""" Dorenbau m of Providence for the leaders in discussions with 'IM Rotb!nlam 11/Ul &ntlllda Torch of Liberty Award which will propaganda. government and other officials in or SS to N,__ Educated in three languages - It's the most vacation you can t4et in 7 days. Your holiday be-Kins be presCflted to her in reoognition Israel, with church authorities in the minute you board either of these magnificeot ships. of her many years of dedicated Yiddish, Hebrew and English - Rome and an audience with Pope Parties, mqvies. dancing to one of many orchestriH, 24-hour ,oom service to the Jewish oommunity. Mr. Fox man is a graduate of the Paul VI on the plight of Soviet Yeshiva of Flatbush and the City ~rvice. midnight buffets. Superb cuisine_lun and e:ritertainment. The featured speaker, Mr. Jews. S.il ihe SS Rotterdam to Nassau and Bermuda Foxman, is a native of Poland, College of City University of New Mr. Fox man hai; been as a (the onJy 7 day cruise that includes both). or the SS Slalendam where he spent his early childhood York. where he received a lo Bermuda (3 days al sea. ~ days in Hamilton). volunteer in the Legal Aid Society years in displaced persons camps. bachelor of arts degree in political Le,:JVe any Satu;day. now throu,4l November. and A me"ri can Law Students for All departures from New Yor)i. . Mr. Foxman is a recognized science with honors . He was Civil Rights. As an undergraduate, scholar of the Jewish Holocaust presented with the college's Oscar From $450 to Bermuda. From $450 to Na.au and llmnud.a he was president of the National and the Middle East, and he has Lloyd Meyerson Medal for his Student Zionist Organization. &u, Are LMr in &,L udOt:L thesis in histo ry : "Vilna - Story of Rau, ,er,.,_ tloable oce,,~""' llldMtk, ,,.11,;u,,. written and published widely in He is a member of the New York

0 State Bar Association, the New ' R(-.1•tiwX1·tl10/1111.l, 1\ ut1ll1• Cohen Camps Names Marcus A Director York County Lawyers Association, the Middle East Institute and th e George Marcus, who has served career also includes many American Academy Association as educational director of Temple summers at Camp North Star in for Peace in the Middle East. Duane. New York, and Camp I s racl in Swampscott, Planning comm ittee for the Tevya in Brookline, New Massachusetts, for the past 21 event includes Albert I. Gordon years, has recently been named Hampshire. He is a past president of the New and Bertram L . Bernhardt, executive director of the Eli & honorary chai rmen ; Irving Sigal, Bessie Cohen Foundation Camps. England Region Educato r s In addition to directing Camp Assembly of America and thr chairman: Herman Selya, cam­ Pembroke in Cape Cod and Camps North Shore Educators Council, paign chai rman: Owen Kwasha Tevya and Tel Noar in New and was national vice president and Samuel Shlevin , vice chai rmen : and Bruce M. Selya, Hampshire. Mr. Marcus will con­ and national treasurer of the chairman of the Anti-Defamation tinue as resident director of Camp Educators Assembly of America. League of Rhode Island . Tel Noar in Hampstead. New He is a member of the Educators 1{, , Hamqshire, during the summer Assemb ly of America. th e /,,'/.1/ montHs. Mrs. Hadassah Blocker is National Council of Jewi sh Educa­ B'nai B'rith Dedicates 1------'.~-=~~~~ ~-----1 director of CamP._ Pembroke in tion , the A mcrican Camping Its New 1,Juilding Wing Pembroke. Massachusetts, while Association. N ew Ha mpshire coed Camp Tevya is directed by Directors Association and the WASHINGTON (JTA) : Stating ,J,,, J'"""------t Gerald Kahn . Directors Roundtable. that Washington is the heartbeat of • an alarm sounds and lights go on inside the home Mr. Ma rcus received his BA and Mr. Marcus announced that he is both the nation and B'nai B"rith , • a police type siren sounds outside bachelor of Jewish education formulating plans for the three David M . Blumberg. th e • a master control unit dials the emergency station degrees from Yeshiva University Jewi sh cultural camps under his orga niz a tion 's president , and a master of education degree • police are alerted in seconds direction. The Eli & Bessie Cohen dedicated an add ition to the B'nai from Boston University. He has Foundation Ca mp office is located • the burglar doesn't have time to get his foot in, much less B' rith headquarters building here been director of Camp Tel Noar at 72 North Main Street in Con­ th at will double it s size. steal anything for the past 18 years. His camping oo rd , New Hampshi re. In an outdoor ceremony during .• nobody gets hurt B'nai B' rith's biennial convention, CONTACT ROLLINS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Blumberg told representatives of the ci ty, the majo r religious faiths Rollins Protective Services Co. Noiices and mo re than 1000 delegates attending the convention, that the Another Rollins Service Listed on New Yori< Stoel< Exchange ORT FASHION SHOW Beth David-Anshei Kovno will be new wing will al low the organi za­ Servicing 100,000,000 customers In business-10 years The Providence Chapter of held on Monday, September 27, at 8 tion to provide sti ll more service CALL US TODAY Women's American ORT will p.m. Following the meeting will be to members, the commun ity and BOSTON OFFICE PROVIDENCE-WARWICK· present its "Fall Fur and Fashion a cosmetic demonstration and Jews around the world. Burlington, Mass. Representative Show" on Thursday, October 7, at refreshments will be served. "But as beautiful as the building 617 273-2414 401 781-3428 8 p.m. al Temple Sinai, 30 Hagen is - and it has won awards for Avenue, C ranston. FWRENTINE FAIRE design and a rchitecture- its real Fashions are by Country Clothes On October 9, 10 and II, Colum­ beauty is inside, where programs bus Day Weekend, Providence ~ of East G reenwich and fu rs are by for helping people are form ul ated _Jolchinsky Furriers. There will be Inner City Arts brings you the and implemented," Blumberg ten professional models from the ·second annual Florentine Faire to said. Rhode Island Model Agency. be held in the new Roger Williams Rabbi Be.njamin M . Kahn, The evening will begin with a National Memorial located executive vice-president, sym­ sherry hour, including cheese and between North Main and Canal bolicall y affixing a mezuzah to the .crackers, at 8 p.m. There will be Streets, below the State House. doo r of the wing, described . the drawings for door prizes. The show The all day costumed event will building as the chief ciornerstoneof will begin at 9 p.m., followed by be a re-enactment of a 15th Cen­ the organization's work - the desserts and coffee. tury Renaissance marketplace. ·•enrichment of Jewish life and the Chairwoman of the evening is Crafts, mu sic, dance and food will enrichment of the life of world Mrs. Michael Weinberg and co­ be highlighted and a.II attending Jewry." chairwoman is Mrs. James are encouraged to come in period Among the features of the $2 .5 .J Ferolito. clothing . million building are additional It's a r ed-letter day when the Homes For Hours l!Je 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on exhibit space for the Philip and all th rec days. Living sign goes up in front of your1home, EXHIBITION/SALE Ethel Klutznick Museum which Crafts applications are still be­ because that means that your home will be A special exhibition .and sale of already attracts some 100,000 original Oriental art will be ing accepted. For further informa­ visitors annually ; an international featured in Homes For Living Magazine, tion contact Providence Inner City presented o-n Wednesday , - youth center, with offices for B'nai assuring J118Ximum exposure to hot buyers Arts at 274-2188. September 29, at the Hillel House B' rith's youth organization, the - here, and .across the country. from 12 to 8 p.m. PROGRESSIVE DINNER Hillel Foundations and Career and And there's no need to have he house- · Marson Ltd. of Baltimore, A progressive dinner with-a Vic- Counseling Services; and a . Maryhmd, specializes in exhibiting · torian navor will be sponsored by conference center that will be hunting blues. You can previr homes for made available to other groups in sale right in the comfort of your r ing r~om by for sale a collection of original the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El Oriental art totaling approximate- on October 16, entitled "Mystery Washington. paging tflrough our magazine. _ ly 500 pieces from Japan, China, A chapel in memory of B'nai India, Tibet, Nepal and Thailanda Evening of Progressive Adven- B'·rith victims of the Holocaust Whatever your real Nt,te need-.· The oldest prints date back to the lure." will have access to the street so Buying, -S.lllng, or Trading a Home, 18th and 19th centuries. The destinations of the guests that passers-by can enter and A repre.sentative will be present will remain unknown _until the meditate. Put. ua In the plct~r• ' to answer questions about the week before the event •s t~ take work, artists and the various place, Even then, guests w•ll not NAZI LITERATURE ; . . and color It happy! graphic techniques employed. ' be _awa re of their host's identity BUENOS AIRES (JTA): Nor­ ·prints will be shown in open port- u~t•I they a_re greeted at the door. man Buckner, assistant director of folios in an informal atmosphere. Dinner assignments will also re- the. B' nai B'rith International .Marson Ltd: spec ializes in mai n a mystery until envelopes, Council, told Jewish leaders here arranging exhibitions and sales of containing rhe individual that the Jewish world is apprehen­ O original Oriental art at colleges, destinations, will be received by sive about the distribution of Nazi rn~rn~~f~ m univer sities and mu seums guests at the cocktail hour. literature in Argentina. J3uckner, e throughout the US . Following th.e dinner, guests will who is visiting Argentina, Chile, congregate at Temple Beth El to , Uruguay and Brazil, said he is MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION sample desserts and dance to the exploring the possibility of setting 12,.sooo The first regular meeting of the music of the Drew - Corcoran up Hillel Foundations in Latin HOLLANDREAL TORS/DIV. OF DRYDEN CORP. ~ Mothers' Association ~l>c!~Wgle Orchestra. America. "'f'\1 >! rt,;Jfh<, Ja•rf11\.."'lllf'., r R ·, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 13 Soviet Ship Seen west of the 1967 cease-fire lines, The only territories it would not Allon Reveal.s Proposal retaining an area that Mr. Allon yield, he said, were those a reas In Lebanon Waters said was vital to Jsrae.1 to protect necessary for defense. TEL AVIV (JTA):A mysterious Galilee from shelling or invasion. Mr. Allon said the demilita rized ' Soviet ship, said to be ·an To American Government No Desire for Arall a reas on the West Bank and in the city of G aza would "leave almost .intelligence-gathcrins vessel NEW YORK: Yigal Allon, Corrt•or to Eut Ba ■ k Mr. Allon wrote that Israel had all of the Palestinian Arab popula­ though it carries no visible anten­ Israeli foreign minister, has The map shows two ellipses on no desire to incorporate a large tion of the West Bank under Arab nae or othe,r equipment, has been proposed Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank of the Jordan cover­ Arab population into its permanent observed ,n Lebanese waters rule." most of the Arab territory oc­ ing roughly the mountainous areas territory but sought borders that recently. several miles off Beirut. The zon·cs, he said, would help cupied during the 1967 war, as well of Samaria and Judea but enable its army to hold back Arab According to unconfi_rmed reports, "resolve the problem of Palesti­ the ship can monitor wireless as the creation of a joint excluding- Jerusalem. A corridor invaders until civilian reserves messages and can maintain sur­ ·Palestinian-Jordanian entity in would link the two areas with the could be mobilized. nian identity that could then find veillance of other ships and demilitarized zones on the West East Bank of the Jordan at "According to the compromise· its expression in a s ingle transports on land. Sources here Bank of the Jordan River and in Jericho. formula I personally advocate," Jordanian-Palestinian state." suggested that it may be conduc­ the Gaza Strip. Israel would remain in control of he wrote, "Israel - within the Mr. Allon insisted that any Mid­ ting ftrtain hydrographic the arid regions immediately west context of a peace settlement - dle East peace agreement must measurements. But its presence Mr. Allon revealed the proposal of the Jordan River. would give up the large majority of grow out of Israeli-Arab may also be intended to deter in an article which was published The city of Gaza would also be the areas which fell into its hands negotiations, and he urged outside · Israeli ships from taking any ac­ in the October issue of Fo,~lgn Af­ under Arab control, but not the en­ in the 1967 war." powers not to suggest altcrnativc.s. tion in Lebanese waters. fairs magazine. He said Israel was tire Gaza Strip. Rather than retur­ Soviet policy in the Lebanese willing to make these territorial civil war has been ambiguous. ning to Egyptian control, Gaza FROM NOVICK'S TO YOU concessions as long as they provid­ would be part of the proposed joint BEST WISHES FOR A HAl'PY, While Moscow has been trymg to ed for defensible borders with an H ■villlAParty? provide the Moslems and PLO Palestinian-Jordanian entity, and BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, "essential minimum of strategic with. arms and political backing, it would have guaranteed road , CALL HEALTHY & also continues to suppply arms to depth." • access to the West Bank area. This PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Syria whose forces have, battled The precise boundaries must be access would not be a corridor, 'U RENT-ALLS the Moslems and Palestinians in however. A yeor ,-ncl rvstlc - when the fixed by negotiation with the A rah hNptallty Is warm, friendly ancl old Lebanon. Despite differences over countries, he said, but his article In Sinai, Mr. Alton's proposed fathionecl, when in a IUbfle ancl Syria's intervention in Lebanon, included a map giving the general line of demarcation runs from a T.W.. Chain -~ ....,_,ncl -y, you will feel at i-.. there has been no deterioration of outlines of the withdrawal he point northeast of El Arish roughly i-.. Novidt'1 ef Millis, MA. 02054, Champaitne Fountai.-s (617) 376-8456. relations between the Soviet Union suggested. parallel to the traditional Israeli­ t...._. and the Syrian regime. Egyptian border to the vicinity of Open "'-9h Thanuglvlns Day Jewish Mneu111 Repros ~r . Alton's proposed Elath. From there, it would run 725-3779 = ·y.., •,. in ..... hanclt at withdrawals conform.roughly with southwest, paralleling the coast of Now On Sale To Pultlic earlier proposals put forward by • the Gulf of Aqaba, and provide Israeli leaders, but this is the first Israeli control over Sharm el-Sheik NEW YORK: A selection of time such proposals were accom­ at the southern tip of the Sinai BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR reproductions from the collection panied by a map. Publication of Peninsula, with the aim of preven­ Delightful Dining at the of the Jewish M uscum, spanning the article under Mr. Allon's ting a repetition of Egyptian the centuries from the Middle Ages name, in an American publication, blodades of the Strait of Tiran to the 20th and the globe from. the Greenville Inn appears as a diplomatic move in between the Gulf of Aqaba and the FANIL Y RESTAURANT Middle East to France and Britain, light of American criticism over Red Sea. is being introduced for sale to the the lack of new negotiating ideas On the Golan Heights, the Italian and American Cuisine public. emanating from Israel. proposed border would run just A uthcntic reproductions, WEDDINGS - BAR MITZVAHS - PARTIES executed for the most part in silver or pewter, include amulets, rings, Jewish Military To Observe 36 SMITH AVE. OPEN 12 NOON menorahs and cups. They range in SMITHRELD FOR RESERVATIONS RTE. 116 GREENVILLE price from $1.50 to $75. High HoUdays Around Globe CAU According to a museum SOUTH Off RTE. 44 949-9819 spokesman, almost all of the 16 NEW YORK : American Jewish ' Special Materlala reproductions in the collection are military personnel and their Special holiday shipments of Ruth...,~:;'g~,;'•••••• ...... ,~ available now at the museum, families in such far-flung locations traditional High Holy Day iti:ms­ situated at 1109 Fifth Avenue, as Japan, Germany, Korea. Spain, koshcr food s, prayer book s and near 92nd Street.· The rest are Greece, Turkey, Italy and the prayer shawls, yarmulkes, Torah expected shortly and eventually the Philippines will be able to observe scrolls, shofars (ram's horns), f&~:f!.~-;;~~=!=:!/e Club Jewish calendars and inspirational ~ reproductions will be offered for the High Holy Days and have their All SINGLES ARE INVITED TO OUR ;-( sale through retail shops and special religious needs met by literature arc provided to Jewish military personnel and their charitable outlets throughout the Jewish military chaplains, civilian YOM KIPPUR /.- families by .JWB . i 1 country. and Reserve rabbis and military Among the reproductions arc lay leaders through arrangements JWB also provides religious three "hamsas" - good-luck made by the Commission on materials for U.S. servicemen on MONDAY OCT. 4 p:,~m. to 12:30 a.m. ~ charms in the shape of a hand out­ Jewish Chaplaincy of .JWB. duty at embassies overseas, for ,....____ .;.G.;,;;R;.;A;.;N.;;;,D..,;B;:;A.:::LLROOM < stretched to ward off evil - and U.S. foreign personnel, and for two rings. One ring is in a .19th cen­ The civilian and Reserve rabbis will conduct services at many Peace Corpsmen serving in I THE COPLEY PLAZA I COl'lEY SQUARE . tury Persian style, inscribed with an • • BOSTON, MASS. bases where no full-time Jewish remote areas. evil repelling inscription in Hebrew. chaplain is stationed, it was an­ LARGE DANCE FLOOR - BIG ORCHESTRA • The other is in the 18th century Many Jewish personnel are nounced by Rabbi Eric Friedland, "Don't miss this VERY special evening" lt~lian style, used in weddings and granted leave so they can travel flt , chairman of the .JWBCommission. non-members $3 members surmounted with a tiny house to home for the High Holy Days. $4 Q express the wish that the wearer will This year, Rosh Hashanah will Others will be offered home be blessed with a good home life. hospitality by Jewish residents of COMING EVENTS ~ - begin on the evening of September Sept. 26th - Sunday aft...... , l'artyl 3,30 to 7,30 p.m . lnfor• Also in the collection is a the local communities where they 24 and continue until nightfall of mal Get-together. Danci"II, cockta~ tnacks. CHESTHIIROOK reproduction of a ketubah, or ,September 26. Yorn Kippur will arc stationed. Single men and ~:iNGE, 260 lexi"lllon Waltham, Meu. Rte. 121, bit marriage contract, originally begin on the evening of October 3 women arc often guests of military St,-. ~ painted on parchment in Trieste in and last until nightfall of the families on their respective bases . . • NEXT SUNDAY PARTY, Oct. 10th 1755. The museum notes that the following day. I contract is available in two forms. Full-time and part-time Jewish Cooperating in holiday One carries the authorized text of chaplains and military lay leaders arrangements with the Jewish the Jewish Theological Seminary of · will conduct Rosh Hashanah and chaplains and the .JWB Commi&­ America. The museum notes that Yorn Kippur services at more than sion on Jewish Chaplaincy arc the the other, free of inscription, is for 550 domestic military installations JWB Women's Organizations' Ser­ those who wish to inscribe it with and at many overseas points, on vices, local Armed Forces and ANDYOU an Orthodox text or with their own Navy vessels on the high seas, and Veterans Services Committees, contract. . for patients in VA hospitals. Jewish Community Centers af­ filiated with JWB , synagogues, and other local Jewish THOUGHT President s Conference Leaders organizations. , TO HEAL RIFfS' ~ Meet With Rumanian Officials COPENHAGEN: There are high BUCHAREST (JTA): Rabbi record of Rumanian 'Jewish emigra­ hopes here that the election of NOONEK#iS Alexander Schindler, cliairman of tion in recent months. Henry Kormind, 35, as president of the Conference of Presidents of The two Jewish officials, who the Danish-Jewish community of . Major American Jewish were also guests of Rabbi Moses 6,500 will heal the rifts that have Organizations, who completed _a Rosen , the Chief Rabbi of opened during the past two years. GIVING visit here recently at the invitation Rumania, met with V. Gigla, the Kormind, a Copel)hagcn· solicitor, of the Rumanian government, met Deputy Foreign Minister; is the president . of Danish B'nai with top government officials who Gheorghe Menciu, head of the B' rith. • were reported to have shown un­ Department of Cults; Stefan' An­ His predecessor, S. Levitan, 56, 7¼% INTEREST I who did not stand for re-election, derstanding of the problems of drei, Secretary of the Rumanian ' Jewish life in Rumania and on Communist Party Central Com­ was on bad terms with Chief Rabbi ' At Pawtucket Sav1hgs and. Trust , we're still offering a full 7½% reunification of Rumanian Jewish mittee; and Deputy Prime Minister Bent Melchior, and the two men on 4 year $2000 TiJine Certificates. ·If the 4 year Time Certifi­ families -by emigration. Ion Patan. They were accompanied rarely spoke to each other. cate doesn't suit your needs, at Pawtucket Savings and Trust, ' The invitation came less than a at the meetings by Rosen. The The ultra-Orthodox Levitan was we have 6 other savi,,:i gs accounts to choose from. One of JTIOnth before U.S. Senate hearings, meetings were dcsc~bcd as having elected president in December, them is bound to be •just your size". · starting Sept.'8, on renewal of most taken place "in a cordial at­ 1973. He ruled the community with - favored - nation status for mosphere." a rod of iron, and his authoritarian Schindler and Hellman also methods alienated not only Chief Rumania. The Rumanian record on ' visited synagogues, Talmud Torah , Rabbi Melchior but also the emigration must be certified an­ ' nually py the President under the classes, old age homes and other younger members of the communi­ ~ - Jackson - Yanik amendment to the social aid offices of the Rumanian ty. 1974 Trade Act. Schindler, who was Federation of Jewish Communities, During Levitan's period of office JllS . accompanied by Yehuda Hellman, of which Rosen is presidc!)t. about 1,000 members did not pay Paw1t1ckeI lns.titu11 or. lor Savings1Pawtu~e1 Ttust Company Main Office. 296 Main Conference executive director, said Meetings ' for the two Jewish of­ their communal taxes, ~ravating Street. Pawtuckel 'TelephOne: 724-5000. ~e Locations·Pawtucket/Cumbefland/ L1n coIn1East Prov•dencetNorth Providen~Jind Warwick/Members Federal Deposit ' on his departure from New York ficials were arranged with Jewish the community's financial situation. 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./. 16 THE RHODE-ISLA:ND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEP.TEMBER 24, 1976 son, Eliezer, 17, who will complete high, -school in the near future, is EEC--Au.thorizes A . Hunger Strike Is Fr:uitless . that time is running out for them. Tough Measures Eliezer will apply for an exit visa on his own prior-to his 18th birthday. E~s:~~~~t:Al.!11.:.:~;1 In F~ce Of Soviet Repression If it is denied, he must serve in the foreign ministers at a meeting . LOS A1:"GELES (JT A): The applied for emigration to Israel wu -miles from Tallin, and the official Soviet armed forces. If this i, here authorized its chairman, steady er~~n of ~~al fr~om related by Alvin H . Gilens, conference program lists Gurfd as! happens, it will all but diminate the Dut\)11 Foreign Minister Max Van a~d depnva~on ofmdtYJdual nghts usociatc national campaign direc- participant, the Soviet government chances for the Gurfel family to ii De~Stoel, to urge the forthcoming will evoke. ~ifferent responses from tor and Western. Region director of has denied him the right to par- emigrate to Israel, since the Unjted Nations General Assembly human be1~g1. For Dr. Benor the United Jewish Appeal, who has ticipate on the-basis that he had not regulations state that one who to adopt tougher measures against Gurfel, 43_. _mternati_onally known just returned from a 12-day survey recaved a formal written invitation. serves, or any member of his family, hijacking by terrorists. econometnct~n now m the midst of of conditions being faced by Soviet ed a formal written invitation. cannot be allowed to leave the The unamimoua decision was a h~nger strike in protest of the Jewish "refuaenika," those denied It is obvious, Gilens pointed out, USSR for a period of live yean taken on a proposal by West Ger- Soviet . govern_ment'a policies of exit visu to lsrad. Gurfd, who that the record of continuous after discharge from the 'military man foreign Minister Hana repr':9'ton a~1~ Jews who have works in a plutics complex in harassment ofGurfd and his family because of "secrets," according to Dietrich Genscher. The nine applted for exit YIIU to lsrad, his Tallin, the capital city of Estonia by Soviet authorities will prevent Cilens. ministers hope the General ref~sal to take f~ represents deep prior, to being absorbed by the him from ever receiving the invita- Gurfel's hunger strike coincides Assembly will adopt the proposal feelings of angu11h and frustration. Soviet Union after World War II tion. He cited the fact that every with the dates of the conference in made by them in Brussels last July _The Kaf_ka- li_ke maze of co-authored a scientific paper fo; time Gurfd bas applied for an exit Helsinki. Yet, it is much more than that terrorists will be. prosecuted b~reau':l'acy m wbtch Gurfel and the Econometric Society of Eqrope visa he has been refused because of that, Gilens observed. It represents or extradited to a country where his family have been enmeshed over in collaboration with Dr. llya possessing "secrets." The alleged the tragedy of the individual who the crime was committed. , the past four yean since they first Zlobinsky, formerly of Kieve, who "secrets," Gilens observed, are chooses to live as a Jew in a nation was allowed to emigrate to Israel. available in numerous scientific which for centuries has imposed The excdlence of their work gain- journals which circulate freely every form of repression and persecution upon the Jewish people. MAIE RESEIVATI0NS FOR IIOSII NASIIOIIAN & TOii llPPUR ed an invitation to both for the throughout the world. presentation of their paper -before Compounding the plight of Gilens noted that Benor Gurfel is alone. He began the eighth day of MILLIS MASS. fflS4 the conference of the society in G_urfel's fa~ily, which in~l~des his Nov·ICK'S his hunger strike on August 26. TEL. 617..Jl~Si_. ~inki. Although Helsinki ~ 60 wife, Sorot1, 40, a physicist, and IS ROOMS - 52 WITH PRIV l TE IA TH E'IERY SPORT & FACILITY - ·MODERN POOi. 160' x40' DIET ARY ~ws - SPECIAL DIETS ford, Carter Praise The Staff Of GUEST SIGHTSEEING TO AU THE FAMOUS PLACES Winlcleman Travel HIGH HOLIDAY SPECIAL Wish The Entire 35 of 15 rooms, double occupancy Israel Bond Drives LOS ANGELES (JTA) : president of Israel Bonds, Carter Community A President Ford and Democratic said : HAPPY HEALTHY 11 day, $235 ~~ Presidential nominee Jimmy " I ·wish to extend to you my 10 nitH :a~GOGUI Carter praised American Jewry's congratulations on the holding of NEW YEAR ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY - SOCIAL PROGRAM support of Israel's economic needs your International Fall Leadership COLUMBUS DAY Sl'ECIALI through Israel Bonds. In a Conference. 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To pr.event supplies from being ~'T.:':.'~ smuggled into the city or the es­ Select Nunery Stock Miniatures HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM cape of any inhabitants, Titus Novelties ordered a high earthern wall to be . .... Plants oonstructed about the city. Any BEST WISHES .AlfHl/,:i RESTAURANT Jew caught trying to leave in FOR A I Farnum ShMt, ,-wtuck .. search for food was crucified by HAPPY NEW YEAR 726-3405 210 1'HA YER STREET PROVIDENCE partsthe Romans. on the earthern ram- "'.,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.,_, Soon there were hundreds of Specializing In halian-American Cuisine men crying in agony from these Thonk You For Your Patronage crosses in full view, but which fail­ During Tl,e Post Yeo., Located on the East Side 621-5397 ed to intimidate the defenders. As Open Mondoy Through Soturdoy the situation grew increasingly Good Health, Hoppiness 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. desperate,' they became even more And Prosperity In The Coming Yeor CLOSED SUNDAYS stubborn. Anyone daring to suggest surrender was simply Jre-~le J\ntiques hurled over the wall. The air became foul with the 274-1322 stench of rotting .flesh. The FIEO WCHESI BE~T WISHES FOR screams of the crucified never cej\sed. The war dragged on into - 738 Hope Street,• ~ovidence, ~.I. A PEACEFUL, HAPPY its fourth year. The people suf­ Open Mondoy-Soturdoy. lQ. to 5,30 fered, weakened and died. Their NEW YEAR distress was added to by bales of burning straw shot over the wall BEST WISHES FOR by catapults. Je-rusalem was A HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR from rapidly beooming a city of oorpses. Civilians or -soldiers who received - 'a deep ~und of any kind died a painful death .as the wounds AID-MAINTENANCE COMPANY festered. The Romans grimly waited and as they became aware that resistance was diminishing• and' 24 HOUI JANTOI SIIYICI that fewer and fewer defenders THOIOUGH DAILY 01 NIGHTLY appeared on the towers, they bridged the space between their , MAINTINANCE PIOGIAM ramparts and the walls of the city, · a>MMEIOAL a INDUSTRIAL QEANING­ crossed over and surged into the i . Cantonese & Polynesian Food l flll.DTIIIOI &,IITIIIOI QEAIIIH SBVICES streets. The weakened and out- I AU JC»$ AJU.'f SUNIVISIO If MANAGIMINJ l'IISONfffl numbered defenders-were quickly i _1134 BALD HILL ROAD, RTE 2, WARWICK puJ to the sword. j l SERVINGR.l.&50.MASS. (2 mile, north ot Warwick Musical Theotre1 ~ . On the 9th day of Ab in the year · - ELEGANT DINING COMPlETELY IONOEO & INSURED 722 662. 7 10 A .D. the Temple was stormed I 31 CHURCH ST., PAWTUCKET • Lounge · Toke -Out Orders . and looted and a,nsumed by fire. Proper Dress, Required 121-2311 (Continued from preceding pqef THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. 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HOLIDAY GREETINGS HOLIDAY GREETINGS HOLIDAY GREETINGS Prom HOLIDAY Gt.EmNGS 1, Israel BUS STOP - COWER'S Concord MARKET BAKERY Manufacturin1 Reborn atOICIMIATS J•ohnson'S Corporation (Continued from preceding page) AND GIIOClmS UPHOLSTERY 104 IIOIJII ST. ~ CILU1'8 - The priests and tens of thousands NISH NUil CIANSTON of the population were ruthlessly AND WGITAIIIS lffl WAIIWICII AVNII ...... slaughtercif until the streets ran w..-,,.;..,....,..,.. 712 Admiral StrNt 711-1717 L ankle deep in blood. The " ...... emaciated surviwrs were 10kt Ml-1111 Pr..W.11C9, I.I. into slavery. TB. 463-7763 Titus carried off the sacred 621-1106 l vessels of the Temple and many of HOLl>A Y GREETINGS the leading citizens in chains, to grace his triumphal march into E. L. Freeman Co. ALART FRAMING & GALLERY LTD. Rome, where he proudly an• P&INTDS AND . STATIONS&& 1011 Pontiac Avenue, C,anston nounced that Judea was destroyed - ...... , .....w.-. ,_,..., 467-4430 forever. An arch to 00mmemorate Mttinal'le,,t __ ._...... his teat victory was erected in ----.~.~ IOI llOCK, Propri•tor the oman Forum, where it can 331-MOO 04-7'70 04-7500 still e seen. lJcsi Wishes For A Happy New Year These men who preferred to die­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR as freemen were early Zionists. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR They were unaware that one day an international tribunal, we refer , (©) c.,,:, c.,,1.1 ,f tt'Arid to as \he United Nations, would CATHAY DRAGON label them as Racists and mark 549 MET ACOM AVENUE , lie. 136, IIISTOL, I.I. their beloved 00untry for extinc­ Cant-• Foads -- Caclrtail, 506 WARWICK AVE. tion. Olden To Take Out - Parking - 253-4414 WARWICK, R.I. • 785-1122 The surviving Jews who remain­ - ed scatte~ed throughout the 00Un­ - OPEN DALY I to I P.M. try refused to remain subdued. In .. 132 A.O. about sixty-two years ,:i:n-■:ln i'\'l'\l)~ . later. these remnants gathered ✓ i\:l'" together under Bar-Cochba and again defied the might of Rome. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY; Arter a bloody lhreo-year struggle THE BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION in which the Romans suffered OF RHODE ISLAND HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR numerous defeats, the rewlt was finally crushed by Julius Severus. 130 S.~ns Street, Providence the Romans' ablest 00mmander, and Jerusalem again taken. Extench Best Wishes For A Hoppy New Yeot MAGCO PLASTICS, INC. This time Rome was determined To The Entire Community And Cordially Invite, All to set an example that would not To Moli:e Uw Of Its Foc:ilitiu For The 4 MILL STREET, CUMBERLAND quickly be forgotten. The rebellion Advonoment And Enrichment Of Jewish Education was suppressed with exceptional brutality. The city was not only PA 3-8200 totally destroyed but plowed over to obliterate all remnants of the . past. A new city called Aelia M & F CASE CO., INC. Capitolina was constructed, and a pagan Temple dedicated to Jupiter CREATORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF WE WISH OUR erected on· the site of the Holy JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS Temple. Old or crippled survivors. A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR wo rthless as slaves. were for­ bidden to enter the city on pain of 722-4130 death. Sold into bondage and scattered I TWIN OAKS throughout the Mideast, Jews con­ \ "Where Good Friends Meet and Eat" tinued to be drawn back to their EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A VERY 100 SABRA STREET homeland . Only to the Jews has HAPPY NEW YEAR at the edge ol Spectacle Pond this land for over thirty-five cen­ turies been the center of their CRANSTON, R.I. 781-9693 aspirations and their national life. Jews have lived continuously in their native land . For many cen­ turies they were free and independent. For certain periods · ALL THE KAPLAN'S ... they were subject to foreign rule, ORpressed by various. invaders. HAPPY NEW YEAR Jim • Melba • Jerry • Sheila • Dick • Nancy exiled and dispersed, until they M!ndy Beth • Ronnie • Donna • Lari became a minority in their own IN ISRAEL? country. And the Entire Staff At However desperate their plight, Anywhere in the World! the Jews in the Diaspora constant­ We 'll Help You Get T,here ly dreamt and struggled to r~turn JAMES KAPLAN, INC. to their homeland. Constantly in their thoughts it became part of LOTTE POV,AR 1 JEWELERS their daily prayers. Theodor Herzl once said : "God would not have 72 HILLSIDE ROAD GARDEN CITY kept the Jews alive for so long, un­ 328 WARREN AVE ., EAST PROVIDENCE CRANSTON less they still had a special role lo Holiday Greetings and Best Wishes play in the history of mankind." Assistance for the Jewish com­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO OUR . For a New Year of Health; Peace and Plenty munity which consisted chiefly of FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS religious Jews, became a tradition in the Diaspora. It was maintained ••. for the finest Chi,wse.. by emissaries, called She/ichim, Polynesian Cuisine who brought meager funds for the This Side of Boston ... ' support of these needy Jews, but RICHARD LONG'S somehow managed to subsist on this pillanc~. - The Ottoman administration was hostile and made every attempi- to discourage the Jews from returning, with the result Best Wishes For - that they lived a most precarious existence. Wfth the break-up of the Ottoman Empire following the A Happy An_d Healthy first world war. the persistence of the Zionist leaders, and the in­ New Year numerable contributions of the Jews during the war, ,eventually created a favorle atmosphere for To .Our Jewish Members . the establishment of a Jewish stale. , 'And Clientele When th~ British government issued the Balfour Deciaration, it met with the apprpval not only of 676 WASHINGTON Sf. RTE. I ;- the Allied gover,vnents, .but some South Attleboro, Mass. of the leaders of the Arab national M.,..11M1. 11:30 1.a,.- l 1.m. ')()W1•<,tr1,1r1<..l,•r(1t 91,1 noo P R()VIDENU • movement who were also .Fri Ii Sit. 11:30 1.m.-2 1.111. - C RANSTON I OJ'i R.•·.••rl,l'(.):r Av,· e \14,1 1300 S. Ii Holidays Noon-2 1.111. negoiiating with Britain for Arab Call 399-8020 f\ARRINC,TON ')'I() Cnt11ily Rd • 74 ', I 0'>0 national rights· in the former NEW POPI // lr1riq W/1,;. f Mr1d • 841 6184 territories of the Ottoman empire. fl/H 8 1 I I f Al I ~IVf O Jr,(J N,.,t\1 M,,,,, ·,t • The foremost of them, King Hus- ~ .,,., (~o!'tlnued on following pag_e) . ' a r•--•------~C.~.'°•'"~=--~.-,.-~~ .•.-c---~.•--~ '°~••·-~ -~ ••• •• ••------• ---. ■ :i: I:• ·~- THE Rff~D£ ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEmM~E~," ~76 1-. 'New Year, -- Happy ., - A HAl!PY NEW YEAR , l BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY New Year Greetings I.I. MITI'IO, INC. RIUAIII VENETIAN { AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR l.oiiii Fink Israel METM DRAWING BLIND CO. 139 Jeff.non loulewnl SECURITY & Co., 1nc. Warwick 1366 ..oad StrNt Reborn 463-8200 461-2889 CLEANSERS, INC. · JUNK i. oar Bubie. Oar Traeb WW Call • . . .. · SIX COHVINBilT ,_ ( Continued from Preceding Page) - % Ambrow Skee& scin Our Sln_cere -w """"s LOCA1IONS of the Hcjaz, wrote at the OUR VERY BEST WISHES DEner 1-6135 time : "We knew that Palestine Por A Happy MAIN PLANT: 821-4850 FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON . lack Fink- was for its original sons, a sacred New Year and beloved homeland." ROURKE-ENO An agreement was concluded on Ivy Apothecary GREETINGS Jan . 3, l919, between King PAPER CO., INC. FOR THE NEW YEAR REUBEN COHEN, Uc. No. 73 Hussein's son, Emir Feisal, chief Re1tstered Pharmacist NARRAGANSETT NEW YEAR GREETINGS A-rab delegate al the Paris Peace DIVISION Your BEST Move Conference, and Dr. Chaim Weiz­ HOPe Stree& and Rochambeau ·Avenue 10 Almeida Avenue COMPLETE mann. The Balfour Dcclara.tion East Providence MOVING SERVICE was endorsed and Palestine GA 1-3047 ATLANTIC recognized as a separate entity, with which the then imminent NEW YEAR OREEl'INOS lAN·S COAL CO. Arab state would maintain i / NEW YEAR GREETINGS WAREHOUSE CO. diplomatic relations, on condition that Britain and France met Arab of WAYLAND SQ. t FUELS demands in other territories! Warwick WIGWAM ,. 17 Seekonk St. Providence Despite the Balfour Declaration f the British in 1921 cut off the Sport Center OIL BURNERS major portion of Palestine and Travel i gave it to Abdullah lbn Husein who was recognized as Emir o 1385 Mineral Spring Avenue Tran,jordan under British man-­ North Providence ' 77 PILSUDSKI ST date. This mandate ended in 1946 739-4848 944-9000 and Abdullah received complete 353-1260 861-1110 independence and became king. Harold l . Kendall Jr. . He entered secret negotiation with Golda Myer,on, · approving ' NEW YEAR GREETINGS the partition of the balance of A HEALTHY AND HAPPY NEW YEAR Palestine between Jew and Arab However, when in 1947 the United GEORGE ARPIN MOVERS. INC. Nations completed the details of The Curly Caterpillar 85 CARLSBAD STREET, CRANSTON partition, he was the only Arab head of State to accept the plan. 283 Main St., Downtown Pawtucket, R.I. 724-7480 942-6151 His .\_rab n_eighbors insisted_ on his part1c1pat10n in the war against the Jews as he had the British NEW YEAR GREETINGS from Sl!ASOH'S ORIIZTINOS trained and armed Arab Legion at his command, under an able AUBURN MARKET, British general. The Legion cap­ FISH INC. AMERICAN CARD CO., INC. tured the Old City of Jerusalem . 20a ROLFE STREET, CRANSTON and was the decisive factor in SS BAKER STREET, PROVIDENCE B()pklna 7..U71 holding the West Bank area. , 941-7755 Despite the objections of Syria, 1..,______,. Egypt and Saudi Arabia, he------, AL'S SHELL SERVICE annexed this territory to Trans- I Jordan in 1950. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR BATTERIES & ACCESSORIES-FIRESTONE TIRES.. TUBES It was a fatal error. The other Arab states expected that it would CASA SORELLE 820 HOPE STREET 621-0060 become · a separate Palestinian "Finest /to/ion Cuisine" BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR state under Haj Amin al-Husaini, 748 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE 421-4348 I l the former Mufti of Jcrsalem. Al>­ I ( dullah was assassinated by a dis- 1...------~ WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR gruntled. Palestinian as he entered OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on \ , July 20, 1951 . Arden Engineering Co. ALBERT REAL TY INC. To the non-Jew the obsession MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS GE 4-!500 1050 RESBVOIR AVENUE, CRANSTON, R.I. with Jerusalem is mystifying. He 60 Ta7lor Drl'fe Eas& Providence 944-3377 finds it difficult to understand the EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY Member of Muhiple Listing S.n,ice deep emotionalism and at­ tachment of the Jew with this Holy AND PROSPEROUS NE~ YEAR City. The sabra cannot grasp the two-thousand year lapse between SAMSAN CO. the fall of Masada and the Bar­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR -and 1ho Cochba revolt, to the present cen­ RICHARD tury. He simply cannot identify J.J. WHITE MFG. CO. with the mentality of the ghetto VAN DYKE MEN'S SALON Jew. It is incomprehensible to him Division of tlie SAMSAN CO. - that six million Jews would supine- 106 ROLFE STREET, CRANSTON ly submit to such a horrible death. 136 CORUSS STREET, PROVIDENCE 331-6024 As far as he is concerned his last 467-7706 EXTEND BEST WISHES -F~ THE H9LIDAYS enemy was the Roman ; his Appointment Service Only L_-_-_"'.,_;.______-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-""._:- __-_-_-.., ... . present one, the Arab. The sabra • believes that in blood and fire did Judea fall, and in blood and fire will it ri~e again. _ There arc other manifestations -BEST WISHES- of this root-mystique. The obses­ FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY sion with the Bible and with arch·eology. To the Israeli, FRIENDS AND PATRONS archeology islhe search for confir­ mation of his roots. To the sabra it was never the 'Wailing Wall" but BALLOU, JOHNSON_ARD the outer wall-of King Solomon's ,. Temple. The Israeli identific, with the Jews who defended Jerusalem HICROLS COMPANY and Masada. He has the same 128 Dorra_nce Street l . NEW- YEAR GREETINGS capital, the · same language, the Providence, R.I. -same religion, and the same deter­ mination to survive as a free man. During the War of Independence - the Arab Legion used mortars and artillery freely in the Old City and the ne~. At King David's Tower ' EAS-T SIDE REST AU RANT LABOR-POOL the narrow stone embrasures were "Al TffH of INIIStrlalJWolbrl-11111 • F_." widened and defaced to allow , . . Rl!LIABL2. EXPERIENCED 360 WA TERMAN STREET --- adequate room for their artillery :5.. TEMPORARY HELP and rinemcn. lbcsc scars still re­ - FINE FOOD and COCKTAILS :.- AfA-IIOID .• main. SERVED ~AILY • ...... - • , ,/ AU. ND.I' FULLY INIURD a all OUI M'1IOLL During the Six-Day War the • •-...... # IUPUTATIOII IUII.Y ON C-. UTIIFACllDN Israelis suffered unnecessary •Yn 11111' ·,ws HAlllltl·AU. INIUUIICl,TAllll,:IICOlln . • ,_, #IAffl lY IIOUR, DAY, WIii OI ,c-um . casualties because they would not risk dan:iage to any part of the I' Holy City, preferring to take it by hand-to-hand fighting. :=•• The fact that Israel finally ha4 Extends Sincere Greetings ~IINCIINI S.-,M~il·r.•~ ...... llf•lllllt political control over all of H IICHMOMD ST. PIOVIDIMCI Jerusalem was emotionally over­ And ~st Wishes For A Happy 1 powering. After nineteen centuries and nineteen years of exclusion by ~ And Peaceful New Year 1'1:W YEAR GREETl,NGS ' the Jordanians, it was finally- ·in (Continued. on following page) " .. - .. --- ,\ (I" _.,• 1(' '\I 1 ·,'-,",'' f""!J> ¥ ... ~>, t , "'; , "f ~ , '·' J ,)l., •~~ . J• .) :' f t""'l,J ~ ~ ! ',~ r, ~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBE~ .24, 1976 ~I HOUQAY GREETINGS BIA Wllbea Par The New Year McCOY OIL COMPANY .. AUTOP.&aTB ' l'NC. HAPPY NEW YEAR Ne,r Year Qreetlnp ''Ou, Sen,ice • 21 ...... Aw. Is 1he ..,,, McCoy" Israel II.GIN PHAIMACY ·o&VU ' CIJT Mn: BTOa 213 ...., St., O,m...,._ncl ...... 711 Wulabllton OS 1-llN ~ St. ~ ' 722-1~ 1-1.... Reborn ...... Wea&Wlll'Wlek 2n.9-154 V.&llq 1-INt (Continued from preceding page) New Y- Greetings New Yeor Greetings their hands. When• it was an­ - COllllT'S - MAIY'S IIAUTY SHOPPI IEST WISHES FOR NEW YEAR GREETINGS nounced over the radio that the Oki A HAPPY NEW YEAR SICU■TYSIIVICE 1c.m., ..... City had been- taken and the Wall IIOOICNH ROIIIST ·150 ea..i1na Avenue (Cor. Sir~ Field lld.) AIIIY . recgvered the people went wikl T~ s.,.i

22 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1976 ' ' - _, Now Y- Gr..tings Happy New Year HAPPY NEW YEAR WOONSOCll:BT COLONW. MAIY JAY'S GI.ASS and MJBBOB CO. J HAPPY NEW YEAR PHARMACY COIP. Israel INC. · Prescription Doliw,y Semca uo.,.,ie Ii PAUL GOIQMQI, INC. ond,..._ies Bir. 6 Jin. Sbepple DNaler 591 &nwoocl .A- and Famlq lle.1,S..~ 461-1690 Reborn 1 Anode ....., 421-2460 B g n c.re,, st.' w~ ( Continued from Preceding Page)

New Year Greetings -Wnhos force, and deinandcd an im­ Year Greetings For 11,e Now v- NEW VEAi GIIE£T1NGS New IL\BOI.D B. BEAUDOIN mediate cease fire. Some of the of­ ficers overhearing the broadcast lmarance ML CAil CX>lfflllllS HAIR-EM-EAST deserted their units, who were left 181 Taaatoa AY- 236W....,._'se...t BEAUTY SALON East Pro,Weace ~ to oover the retreat. Some fought RUFFUL'S ...... bravely and the l_araelis suffered . OMeOO GA 1-1173 ,___ufllill9 heavy losses. RESTAURANT When they realized that ·...... 2172 an--. Aw., Prov. resistance was futile. many donn­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS ed civilian dress and lost 711-H53 208 Wayland Avenue New Year Greetings ...._,T-.,Sal.M themselves among the population. "'- Providence A mass exodus from the Golan ...... GA 1-2712 GIOVANNI'S IOOk place, and Kuneitra, a major WM«IHSBMCE MS: Inc. city became a ghost town. RESTAURANT The Israeli army has traditional­ 171 'l'baJ'er Street ly been led by a sabra chief-of-staff -NEW YEAR GREETINGS For the Finest since the birth of the State and is , ProYldence, B. I. In Italian Cuisi,. an indication that the sabra has MAICO--Ocean State Hearing Aid Center taken over from the early pioneer-. ' 376 lulloch Pt. Aw. 23 Arcade Bldg., Proviclence R.I. 521-2580 ' Ottis , ,.,..,...,_ The wartime valor and determina­ .. tion of the sabra has created a new image of the Jew throughout the 433-1270 world. As Ben Gurion stated: '"Israel has straightened the backs DESI' WISHES POR A HAPPY NEW YEAR WE EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY of Jews everywhere ... NEW YEAR TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS ANO CUSTOMERS The feeling that Israel exists by LUMB MOTORS, I NC. the grace of American support oldmMllile makes the sabra angry and bitter. American Insulation And R~ng Co. OUR QUALITY POLICY C0S".rS Yop- NO MORE The knowledge that during the 141 Mo.. Strfft, Warwick 737-7316 Yom Kippur War he was as ...... ,, ~ PA 6-03ot and ... Mn. T.....,_ H. Mr. Such dependent on American military supplies as the Arab was on Soviet BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR help. infuriates him. HAPPY ANO HEAl THY NEW YEAR The sabra feels himself proudly Morris Set.warn Norman Schwartz VIC GEMMA'S Hebrew and selects distinctive GRAND JEWELRY Hebrew names. His newspapers MORRIS SCHWARTZ RJRNITURE CO. and periodicals are dated 5736, 722-1848 Pawtucket, R.I. DIAMOND APPRAISERS from the year of Creation, as well 12s Broad str-• 187 WntmiMter S,,..t, Providence 421-4051 as the more prosaic 1976. He resents being indebted to anyone and is firmly oonvinced that he NEW YEAR GREETINGS BEST WlBHF.8 l"OR THE HOLIDAY will win out even if it beoomes necessary to take on the Soviets as MARBIL CLEANERS Jolicoeur & Resmini Co., Inc. well. SHOl'PHS'TOWN. TAUNTON AVENUE The Israeli refuses to endanger MABBLE TO.B 6 TBBBAZZO EAST PROVIDENCE the safety of the state by yielding 754 Branch An. TB 1-IIH defensible borders. The pledges of 434-6155 western oountries have proven worthless and he is well aware that he stands alone. The UN has NEW YEAR GREETINGS TOWN ELECTROPLATING CO. given ample proof of his vulnerability and he is resolved to " be master of his fate. BUD LORD'S ATLANTJC SERVICE 178 George Waterman Road, Johnston 231-5011 While he endeavors, to oome to terms with the Arab he has learn­ PONTIAC AVENUE. CRANSTON WI 1-9564 NEW YEAR GREETINGS ' ed the effectiveness of force. He "' has determination, resolution, oourage and above all, pride. If BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR necessary he will carry on with OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS ANO PROSPERITY A Healthy and Prosperous whatever resources the country New Year to All from itself can produce, but is deter­ mined to defend himself, even if lie CAROLAN & CO. has to resort to hand grenades and Molotov oocktails. He remains 2401 HOSPITAL TRUST BLDG. - . Antonio's Coiffures, Inc. firmly oonvinced that Israel is still the land of miracles, and with the - PROVlDENCE, R.I. help of the Almighty feels certain 8.17 HOPE STREET it will survive. . - 331-1932 I► PROVIOENCE Portnoi Reelected - "'Tax Exempt Bonds" 861-8887 To -Pioneer Women BEST WISHES' FOR RIO DE JANEIRO (JTAJ : Mrs. A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Ida Portnoi of Sau Paulo was r~ - . elected presiden_t of the Pioneer Women'sOq!anization in Brazil at ·the sixth nat10nal convention of the With Best Wishes organization, which has changed Nina Ferrie - Joseph Ferrre its name to Na'amat, an acronym in Hebrew for Nashim Ovdol U-mitnailvot (Working Women and LICENSED ELECTROLOGISTS For·A Very Happy New Year \'.olunteers). The name of the h group was changed earlier this month in Israel. .187 WESTMINSTER STREET 920 SMITH STREET Mrs. Leah Rabin, who took ·part _ GA 1-1869 in the convention lu:ld in Sao Paulo, attended by some 300 BAXTER .- delegates. told reporters that she was not "forbidden by my husband to talk politics, so you may ask." _ '" In response to 11.uestions about the BEST WISHES . role of women m Israel. she said that Israeli women must still fight FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ELECTRIC CO., Inc. for equl!lity, although by law ffiey have the same righ~ as men. In Established 1901 practice, however. women "re riot equal, she said. ~ ,24 HOUR SERVICE DENIF.S QUESTIONING JERUSALEM: An Israel Army spokesman •has natly denied stories DeBLOIS ASSOCIATED which have appeared that three o'f .... . ' the Entebbe hijackers were cap- turecl by the Israeli commandos arid 120 WARR EN AVENUE brought back to Israel for interrogation. A claim that the Oil :COMPANIES East Providence terrorists had been captured was made by a Canadian journalist, 434--3081 William Stevenson, in a book For Dependable-Service wdtten·abolil1he rlljd: ··· ·.• ,-•~ --~------""""'::-: ...,_...._ . "'-. ..·..... ·..i.. ·•,.· ...",. ··;,:;· __._ . .:.., ___.;;.;;J 1...------•"'-' '------.~-1.. ":' . ,....- ,.. .-.:.··:::-o.--.:·::::=:-:::=====----"-=------~------~---~-.,.------~-~~----

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HERZLLY- A, ISRAEL: Abba Eban. the man who rirst ISMA ■' and ESTHEI PICK Beal Estate anc1 .1maranee GREETINGS represented Israel in the United AION, ALAYNE ANO IEIECCA PICK AND BEST WISHES FOR Yov Friends are lmared Best Wishes For Nations and who was its foreign ARNOLD'S THE NEW YEAR with A Happy and Prosperous minister for eight years has, since leaving the government in June New Year GOURMET William J. lynch & Son • 1974. been writing, lecturing and • Wt1h All Thew Fr;.nds ATLAS ..... · Edray tra9eling at a hectic pace.He makes And Customo,s CHAIN CO. no secret, however, that he would A Happy New Yeo, Are You? Whirlpool Service like to be even busier - as prime - .....,;_;; A'N., c,:;;Mlon 943-1114 351-3055 I PARK P.IAa minister. for example. The last 22 months have been 725-2220 725-4447 1808-Smit_h St,_t among the busiest of his busy life for BODY & fENDER Happy New Year NEW YEAR OREETINOS 231-6730 says Mr. Eban. Regarding the prime ministcrship. Mr. Eban smil­ ed and commented, "No one is ask~ ... ing me at the moment. but there arc REGAL fflOWBRAY NEW YEAR GREETINGS people who are concerned about the z• AUTO BODY 6' WITH BEST WISHES way the country is being run."" T~=CI RADIATOR .,.. , FOR A NEW YEAR LINDBERGH The focus of Mr. Eban's current warc41C1 ■ WORKS INC. activity. both political and per• Sl ■ VICI ~ FINE PRINTING PLATES OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AUTO BODY onal. is his spacious. sunlit home iii THAT COST LESS! WELDING CO. his plush resort overlooking the ,:~~:. ~~ Highest Quality CABCO M.:diterrancan. The decor in the dial 722-9200 '\. , of Photo 'Engraving All Types of Quality high-ceiling living room is a-mixture 370 ,_wtucket Aw., ,__cket'- And Uthography ENGINEERING CO. Body Work of modern and traditional - Mies New Year Greetings UNlon 1-1900 AMERICAN - FOREIGN CENTRAL AVENUE Van Der Robe's Barcelona table 372 and chairs nanked by English and 58 Smithfield Ave. NEW YEAR GREETINGS PAWTUCKET, R.I. Pawtucket, R. I. French antiques. A huge, splashy 722-8294 Paul Jenkins painting dominates one wall. Across the room is a cast­ JOHN J. HUDSON, INC. from-life plaster bust of Mrs. Eban. by George S.:gal. the sculptor and a I Senlce Road, Fields pt_ Proridenc,e MONARCH INDUSTRIES, INC. close friend . 1 WASHINGTON AVENUE 467-2500 EXTENDS BEST WISHES Mr. DuWrldac Best Wishes P'or The New Year FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR The house is designed for work as well as living. It has two studies - Providence Watch Hospital one on the ground noor where Mr. Eban writes. a second upstairs 69 Dorrance Street, Proridence BENEFICENT CHURCH where. on a recent afternoon. Mrs. 300 Weyb-t St ....,, Providence Eban was finishing an article for Th~ N~w Yorbr magazine. Like a BF.ST WISHES TO ALL OUR CU8I'OMER8 Congregation draw~ people lrorn all lands lo serYe the pre~nl d~ previous piece published a year ago, FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Best Wishes for _a Healthy and Happy New Year it deals with her childhood in Cairo and lsmailia as part of the nourishing Jewish community that RANDY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION lived in Egypt before 1948. Mrs. 691 North Main Street, ProTldenc,e BEST WISHF.S FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Eban was actually rewriting the ar­ Mannine 1-2991 ASQUINO'S RESTAURANT ticle because the maid had inadvertently tossed 17 pages of her NEW YEAR GREETINGS 584 North Broadway East Providence on ly copy of the manuscript into the trash. GE 4-9120 In recent months the Eban house has become a gathering place for A. SAUGY, INC. some of the dovish members of the NEW YEAR GREETINGS governing Labor Party who arc dis­ 30 CROSS STREET, PROVIDENCE, R.I. CEDAR FENCES satisfied. as Mr. Eban clearly is, FURNITURE - GARDEN HOUSES with the government headed by Prime Minister Yitzhalk Rabin. WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS CEDAR CRAFT CO. When some 30 prominent party A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR 1519 Bald WU Rd., Warwick VA 1-85N figures gathered here recently, the meeting sent tremors through the Ann /Je,,'I ~ /Jeaut'I S/i°I' party leadership and generated headlines in all the papers. • Permanent Wave • Personalized Styling COUNTRY CLOTHES, INC. Mr. Eban refers to ii now ruefully 315 WASHINGTON AVE. • WASHINGTON PARK SQ. MADEMOISELLE, INC. as his ""celebrated tea party." PROVIDENCE S, I. I. 591 Main Street · East G,r-nwich, R. I. '"It wasn't a cabal against Rabin.'' he said, "although the 941-9886 TUrner 4-4430 newspapers choose to interpret it that way." Extend Best Wishes For A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year •• Polltkal Lll■llo GREETINGS Politically, the 61-year-old ' Mr. NEW YEAR GREETINGS .. Eban is in limbo today. Several FROM weeks ago ii looked as though Mr. Rabin -might imcitc him to join the Cabinet; perhaps as a d~puty prime minister. But Yigal Allon, who holds that position as,well as being CLAIBORNE PELL Foreign Minister, balked al giving up · dther portfolio, and it now GA&DBI\ CITY seemscome ofunli~ely t6e idea that. anything-will · ______..;... _____. C1 HIIWlle K•d Cranllea.&.L · Mr. Eban 's principal drawback today is the same that has plagued ,.J him throughout his long career: his Best Wishes For A NEW YEAR GREETINGS formal manners and elegant British• ac~-ented .. speech make him seem a New Year of ':iawiness, foreigner to most Israelis. He has .:. always been more widely praised Health and Prosperity abroad-1han at home, wher.c many DYEING AND CLEANING Israelis find it hard to follow 'his ·,from 0uenl, almost classical Hebrew. They find it symbolic, in fact, that JNDUS1'RIAL SHOE REPAIR.ING he chooses to live· here in Herzliya, THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS a community populated largely by foreign diplomats. · OF TEMPLE BETH DAVID- He disagrees sttongly with the ANSHEI KOVNO FOR ALL YOUR SHOE REPAIR SERVICES Rabin government's diplomatic THE SISTERHOOD l ' strategy, which is lo buy lime in the· hope that Israel's bargaining poSi• THE MOTH-,$~ ASSOCIATION lion will be. stronger in a few years anc:I _t_he I after the Israeli economy .has been 124 UNION STREET strengthened, dependence on · the THE MEN'S CLUB (IElWEEN WASHINGTON AND WESTMINSTER) United Stutes lessened and the q¥)ollo~ng,pqc) ,.,,. J ._;___ ..______• •• ,(_~\l{lli.!1~ ·················~·-···················,···•. ' - - .. - - ______,.._ .- . --:.,_-:·;.. ___ ._ ~- --, ------•"" ------.. ...--~------·----·---·---- -~~------·.:: ~"·-

' II ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, New v- Greeting, NEW VEAi GIIHTINGS New Y1ar Gr•ting, N/EW YEAR GREETINGS ' MARSHALL IUCTIIC CO. BMGIOW IIAUTY SAION EDGIWOOO IIAUTY SHOP Where Does TOM'S FIUIT STOii A/1.,_,_ol 1132 ...... 621 Main Street SmoN Hftllance ...... - s,-, Pawtvcht ~a... 0-ton Israel Stand? 200 ...... Sttfft 421-3274 726-1115 331-1166 141~Aft. 711-5677 ·, I llliilllAIIIIIIIIIIIII ( Continued from preceding page) -· - -- - I A HAPPY NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW YEAR A Happy New Year m onct ary power of the Arab DA PO,-rn UOTBBU Best Wishes For MR. and MRS. ASSELIN CHEVROl,.ET CO. na lions reduced. FVJLNITUU co. On the contrary, Mr. Eban is say­ The New Year THEODOR ZISSERSON HI Clllld St., Warren 117 Clllld St. Warren in g. the government should seize of Charles J. Whelden 245-6743 245-3500 ,th e moment. He proposes new clec­ Barnet'• Hat Store tio ns - before the next scheduled Company, Inc. 42 Ric mond StNet national voting in December 1977 Ml: and MRS. - to win a broad mandate from the 61 Pilsudski Street HOWAID D. ZISSERSON QOWN SUPPLY CO., ..C. NEW YEAR GREETINGS lsradi public. Then, in his view, the Bonnie Hope, Kenneth Jay 26 Sliver Spring SlrNt government should announce a Providence, R. I. MR. and MRS. GIIMOlll'S FI.OWII SHOP , 161-6329 76Taun_A_ bold and realistic overall peace 944-4000 RICHARD HOCHMAN lntl'novldenN Extend, Beil Wilhe, to Our plan. enlist American support for it Debra Sue, Derek Jon fl 434-3667 Jewi1h Friend, and unto,-, / and allempt to negotiate a ' For A Happy New Year conclusive peace with the Arabs at Geneva or in some other inter­ SILVERMAN METAL national forum. CO. New Year Greetings 349· Eddy Street, Providence New Year Greetings 'TlaelsR...i.co.t• from 751-4800 From "Time is of the essence and, un­ EXTENDS BEST WISHES happily for us, time is running out," he said. "We ought to grasp the FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Poise .'n Ivy UNITED central issues now and involve the I I United States in resolving them. Best Wishes For A Happy Holiday 400 Pawtuclcet Ave. CAMERA, INC. Before the 1973 war, there were really three options: One could Conimicut lumford, I.I. move forward to peace, backward lo war or mark time. Since'l973, the Pharmacy, Inc. 434-2233 third option is out. 297 Elmwood Avenue Sitting in the living room of his 739 WHt Shlitt Rd., Warwick 737-6525 home, Mr. Eban outlined some of his ideas in an interview. Excerpts NEW YEAR GREETINGS from the conversation follow: BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Q : Mr. Rabin and his supporters BOCCE CLUB PARFLEX RUBBER THREAD CORP. argue lhal once Israel has survived lhe "seven lean years" he predicted 226 ST. LOUIS AVENUE 50 Valley SlrHt, Providence 421-6261 would follow the 197 3 war, it will be ~ WOONSOCKET, R.1. in a .stronger position to ncaotiatc. ' 1'-:- 1 don't sec how it will be BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR better for us la1er on. Economically. I don'I think we'll be less dependent GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR M&S INVESTIGATORS and SECURITY, INC. on the United Stales. Even the most JACK L EPSTEIN, MEYER A. EPSTEIN, DAVID H. EPSTEIN UNIFORM GUARD SERVICE · SPECIAL EVENTS optimistic views about our PENNA FUELS · PLANT PROTE CTION economic recovery don ·1 create a e e CALL ANYTIME: 351-1670 picture of improvement wilhin that Mutual Engineering Service Company 36 KENNEDY PLAZA, PROVIDENCE period. Also. lhc Arab monetary 304 Lockwood Street, Provid,nce 351-7370 power is only beginning to make ilself felt . The only thing that has NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS improved since 1973 is that the oil psychosis is less acute 1oday. . NEW ENGLAND EGG SERVICE Q: Why do you think new elec­ STATE LINE RESTAURANT AND DINER tions are necessary? 805 Broadway, Pawtucket 247 Jewett Street A: The government needs a man­ f21-9170 date from lhe people to be free 10 723-9800 negoliale the bes! possible peace lerms in all sectors. including the OUR VERY BEST WISHES Wesl Bank and in Gaza. If the BEST WISHES FOR A - FOR THE NEW YEAR public asks what kind or a deal would we make, the answer should HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR \ ARMBRUST CHAIN CO. be, we don't know. The best we can. Trust us. The Israel government JIM 0 BEATTIE 735 Allens Avenue Providence, R.I. doesn't have that kind of mandate today. Criss Cadillac Company BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY .. AND 101 Cadillac Drive PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR : Dlalope Wltll U.S. MR. and MRS. LOUIS ROTH of . Q : You speak or a need to hold a Providence dialogue with the United States. On what issues? 467-6600 TICKET A: The United States agrees with ROTH AGENCY us on some very fundamental issues. such as our legitimacy, our 130 Westminster Street ( Arcade Building) JOE MARZIW'S statehood, our security, the balance BEST WISHES FOR 751-0200 - 751-0202 or power. _But when it comes to the (occupied) territories, the United A HAPPY HOLIDAY ' - CHOICE SEATS FOR All ATTRACTIONS - States has never endorsed Israeli "U~ positions. INC. · Nor do we have an agreement with the United States on what is :lamow ITAUAN RESTAURANT _meant by thcr- term secure and I_TALIAN DINNERS Leonard A. Rotenberg and Harry Umer recognized boundaries - that is really the central issue - or the _/ LOBSTERr STEAKS -of- defin.ition or peace. These 751-5544 ·differences have to be resolved first, before we go to the negotiating 120 ATWELLS AVE., PROV., R.I. table. RELIABLE GOLD · LTD. Q: Do you see any realistic possibility - now of resuming the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY AND step-by-step process --0f interim agreements? PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ' A: No. I don't think Egypt will / ANTIQUE and UNUSUAL make a third agreement with us without letting some other Arab GI LIANE'S JEWELRY a~ SILVER 'country have the honor, and I can't see Syria entering into ar\ agreement Carrier Air Conditioning , I CHINA irrespective of the Palestinians. Jor­

dan now says she'll do only what I the rest of the Arab world entitles Fuel Oil Burners Heating her to do: So that leaves the Geneva 181 WAYLAND AVENUE at WAYLAND SQUARE , ria.mework. I think we should put Domestic Industrial ,forward an Israeli proposal for an overall peace that would be very F. GILIANE, INC. WISH EVERYONE A HAPPY, nexible about the return of territory but very rigorous about what we PROSPEROUS AND HEALTHFUL 191 Pawtucket Ave. ~Awtucket 5-4422 / woul'd require as part of the peace. NEW YEAR (Continued on followina page) --- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 25

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,«n Wishes for the Best HOLIDAY GREETINGS New Ye« Greeiing1 Fr­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS New Ye« Mr. and Mn. AN Weinstein \ UNION CAW COIP. : OAKIS ON THI Hill The Kaplan Fanily Where Does ., of WIINSTBN'S l'lastk ...... 1 ... . at 10 Thoma Street Service Slatton · 1srael Stand? 50 Niantic Avenue - Art Supplies - RAINBOW BAKERY llllliilllllllliliAIIM 272-3663 221 Smith St. f'revldence 944-3300 ' · _tContin~ed from preceding page) Beat Wlahea Por A Happy New_Year Q: What kind or territorial Brown's NEW YEAR GREETINGS Chez £~~re conc.,ssions would you be prepared to make in such a negotiation? Auto Body Works R G. DYER, Rogowicz &· Tenczar A: I still believe that you cannot Collision Work INC. ~aul'I Sa/on , go back to the 1967 borders as they / .. were. But for peace I could make do Auto Painting 289 Thayer Strfft PAINTS STEEL SHELVING' - with a rew limited changes. They Insurance Appraisals Providence, R. I. WALLPAPER might be small in quantitative terms 433 Broadway, Pawtucl- - who is studying dancing and singing and is a member or the Rhode Would Like lo _Take This Opportunity 75 DIKE STRER, PROVIDENCE, _R. I. Island Dance Company at, RIC; Tracey Dworman or Pawtucket, a To Wish All Their Friends Elmhurst 1-8505 theatre major at RIC who will make A PROSPEROUS & HAPPY NEW YEAR her professional debut at the Cah!ring for a// occasions . 438-5227 cabaret; and Bobbi Ray of Warwick EXTENDS BEST WJSHl!lS l!'OR who hu studied in New York and ' We Naw Serve Your favorite Cocktails ~ HAPPY. HEALTHY· AND PROPEROUS NEW YEAR _. entertained/n!odclcd in Rhode 332-334 Warren ~venue E. Providence ..______Island a,mmunities .

T •26'- TRE RffOOE- ISLAND H~l'D·. FRIDA YI,•SEPTEMBER ?4,S'1976' ' - . ( .'_... BEST WISHES PORA HAPPY, New Year Gr•tinos Kad,m Cemmunity HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR PAYSffa.,, TatJCK IIODY MAX SHOIE'S MAIKE1 Becoming- Permanent IDO. CO. 1590 ,.._, 5p,1,...... DU~STONE CO., INC. Nerti,,...... ,_ . --~•-.1...... Uncoln, I. I. a. 1-1111 \ CAMP KADl.!M, ISRAEL: 353-1920 O.:Spite government oppositi_on, - - Camp Kadum has become the tem­ ANIIA DII. SANTOS ·, porary home or about I 20 zealous BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR oncl AU. THI GIILS ef NEW YEAR GRE-~TINGS Israelis who are determined to es­ COZY CORNER t ab Ii sh Israeli settlements CREST throughoul the occupied West EASTERN SCIENTIFIC CO. BEAUTY SALON Bank or the Jordan River. Scientific Apparatus and Hospital Supplies 224 C.puone Ave. BEAUTY SUPPLY In lheir view, each or these new c,.....,. COMPANY selllements serves as a spike to nail 267 Plain Shet 421-4600 942-9151 down the occupied areas and block Wish their friends and 121 Mathewson St. any allempt lo return them to Arab patrons a· Happy New Year 331-0589 conlrol as part or a negotiated BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR agreement. Likewise, the - - selllcmcnts arc one or the irritants New Year Gr•tinos which led to recent riotina by West CHINA STAR _South . Providence Bank Arabs. .140 NEWPORT AVENUE, EAST PROVIDENCE, I.I. Oil Co. · - Kadum looks like a typical Israeli 438-5559 Abby Army camp, but it is no ordinary 292 Prairie Avenue Army camp. Once inside the gates, 751-6973 .lhe incongruities emerge. Children BEST WISHES FOR Construction are playing tag among the jeeps, A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR young mothers arc pushing baby Wishes All Its ~ompany carriages, women in jeans arc set­ CARUSO'S Friends and Customers ti ng !ables in a communal dining hall. A Happy and Prosperous 11<.-laacl CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT Smithfield New Year 331-4555 The GovernmentMaJor Polldal has ·- yet to make a linal decision on Kadum, but tlic NEW YEAR GREETINGS selllers have been busy making TO FRIENDS ANO CUSTOMERS 1hemse[ves at home,,Workmcn lay waler and sewer lines while the PETROLEUM HEAT & POWER CO. selllers carry mallresscs and fur­ 375 Alie,. Avenue niture into 30 new house trailers that the Dercnsc Ministry has - 941-0050 installed on the slope above the miiilary portion or the camp. BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR In three short months, Kadum has become the prime political issue GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES in Israel. It is being described as a polilical lime bomb that could easi­ FOR A HEAL THY AND MAINE POTATO GROWERS, INC. ly e, plode and bring down the HAPPY NEW, YEAR Government or Prime Minister 64 Whitman Strfft, Pawtucket 725-7263 Y ilLhak Rabin. KING AUTO PARTS CORP. The issue or whether the sclllcrs 935 HIGH STREET, CENTRAL FAllS, R.I. are lo stay or leave the West Bank NEW YEAR OREETINOS has also become the focus or a 725-1298 major political slruggle between the Harold and Mary Fink Sanford & Francine Fink E. P. FOURNIER CO .. INC. Israeli lcfl and right. Two parlncrs ' New £,.land's Ne. 1 in Mr. Rabin's rragile coalilion American Motor Dealers Uovernmenl have lhrealened to 939 Newport Ave., Pawtucke& 725-,558 I 4ui1 over Kadum - the left-wing BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ------'... Mapam Parly ir 1he selllcrs are per­ milled lo remain, lhe right-wi ng BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Nalional Religious Party ir they are EVERGREEN TREE cvided. The conlroversy has also raised & LANDSCAPE SERVICE SAMMARTINO DIAMONDS 4ues1ions about lhe over- all Israeli policy in 1he occupied lerrilories. A 1468 ELMWOOD A VENUE, CRANSTON Iola I of 61 Israeli selllements .have SEEKONK, MASS. been eslablished in lhe Golan Heig t>t s. Wesl Bank, Gaza Sirip 761-5505 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR and Sinai si nce 1967, but only at . site., spccific'))Jy 'llpproved by the ' - Govc.:rnment. BONANZA SIRLOIN PIT In the West Bank, fo r e,ample, WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR most are confined lo the sparsely OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY . . populated Jordan Valley. which _7 PARK SQUARE, RT'E. 146A Israel hopes to retain as a sec urily· - belt in a final set1 lement. Kadum, in TECH NORTH SMITHFIELD, R.I . . th e heart of the densely populated hilly region. threatens to make a shambles of that policy. INDUSTRIES, INC. Israeli-American relations are at NEW YEAR GREETINGS slak.i. also. The Ford Adminislra­ HENRY BROMBERG tio n has repealedly criticized lhe Israeli setllemenls on - the Wesl and Bank and has urged Jerusalem 10 PROVIDENCE PAPER CO. halt them. In a speech before the HERBERT WANG United· Nalions Securily Council, Printing Paper - Industrial Paper the Uniled Stales chier delegate, William W. Scranton denounced With Best Wishes ' Office Equipment and Supplies lhem as "an obstacle lo a final For A Happy and Healthy New Year peace b,e tween Israel and ils neighbors: · 100 Boyd Avenue Finally, Kadum is a case study in East Pravidence 4~8-7300 Israeli prsessure politics. In· their SQUIRE'S BARBER SHOP open defiance or lhe government, · By Appointment If Desired the setllers are using essentially the The Finest in M~n's Hair Pieces s.ame lechniques r,oulini;ly BEST WISHES eQ1ployed by the unions, Soviet im­ and Hair Weavi-ng FO ~ A VERY t-fAPPY NEW YEAR migranls and other pressure groups 269 Thayer St. (Cor. Meeting St.) 621-1433 here. In t_he opinion or former FROM Foreign M jnister Abba Eban and DAVID T; ~HWAERY, Proprietor 01 hers, Kadum is an open challenge ,.,.- , lo lhe rule or law in hrael, as well as 10 the":tuthority or the government Roberts lo enforce its own policies. HELLA BERGER and RUTH SCHERZ The government reluctantly .,. voled lasl Dece.mber to permit the WOO·DWORKING seltlers to stay in Kadum tem­ Co.; porarily unitl the settlement policy 187 Westminster Street' 27 CENTRE ST., PAWTUCKET on lhe Wesl Bank could be debated / Specializing in wood turning within the Cabinet and a decision Headquarters f~r Providence, R. 1·.. --~WI.I: made about lhe fulure. It was'essen­ a_nd repairing of fine furniture tially a delaying taclic designed to The Best of YARNS Open Monday through Friday 8 to 4:30 p.m. avoid an e,plosion al a time when and 'ART NEEDLEWORK lhc lsruelLpublic was already in a Call n2-9578 dcfianl mood as a result or the anli- WISH THEIR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS A HAPPY ..,. AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR (Continued on following page)

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Ml. and Mas. NEW YEAR "GREETINGS MRS:"HAIRY GOINSTBN Kadum C~uniiy t- IAU'H W. MIUB NEW YEAII GREETINGS - DI. and MIS. Wllhes All Her Friends· Becoming Permanent And Farnlly Ml. and M,IS. LIONAID W. LAIUSH And Relati- 156 Sixth SMet l'IIIY •u , and ChildNn (Continued from preceding page) A Happy and Heohhy Wish All Their lleloti- and ' KAHN GAIi and New 61 -VIDRE DIIVE New .Year friends a Happy Year MATTHEW IZlA And Peace All 0- the World CIANSTQN, I.I. Zionism_ and anti-Israel - - resoulutions adopted al the United ( A HAPPY NEW YEAR· MR. and MIS. Nations. Our Best Wishes Far A IIWIN I. Gl&NBUG .Healthy and Happy ~w Year MIS. DAVID WOODMAN EYMe Pellce Burien llDL AND IIIBS. and Family and Sons Mr. Rabin originally pledged MR. and MRS. - Gary, . Todd, Eric and Lonn EDWARD GOLDIN OIClrletgate, Apt. 14H --Wish Their Relati- that a Cabinet decision would be MORRIS SA TLOFF 670 North Main St. And Friends A Happy made within two or three months. , . Ellen, Sherry and Donna Provide,- And Healthy New Year That time has passed, however, and -- . he has continued to delay the fateful ond Sons, David Paul Extend Beat Wlahes debate. He annou nced re<:ently that Lewis More and lobert Bony . Por A Happy New Year Greetings MR. and MRS. it would be postponed until after 19 •Y SMet, Proviclence New Year • · MR.and MRS. the April 12 elections on the West IRA S. GALKIN Bank. where Kadum is an JOSEPH SALTzMAN and Family emoitionally charged issue. Mr. and Mrs. &hard Saltzman The history of Kadum goes back REP. SAM KAGAN llDL and lla8. to the summer of 1974, when the Dr. and Mn. l'aul Feldman Wish Their Relati"9s ' BERYL SEGAL Ina and Adam members of Gush Emunim, or and FAMILY and Friends Fidelity Bloc, made their lirsl ~ ..... GrandcllDdrm j Mr. and Mrs. lobert Lubin A Happy and Prosperous attempt at unauthorized settlement 161 ORMS STIIET NOftrMII._. Scott and Aai- I New Year ·near the ruins of Sebastia, the an­ cient Israelite capital northeast of Wlab 'l'11elr Relatives and Extend Best wishes Prlenda MR. and MRS. Nablus. The would-be settlers arc a Ml. and Mis. mixed group of native, Israelis and For the Holiday Season AllappJNewYear ARNOLD SOKOLL immigrants. but most arc Orthodox and Son, RICHARD 0-AVID VECKER Jews with strong religious-historical MR. and MIS. feelings about the West Bank, Ml. and Mis. which they call by· the Biblical A HA_,Py NEW YEAR 1,' HENRY SIEGEL names Judea and Samaria. Ml. and Mis. JACK FINK ! ~it~A~ :~tKER · and Chl1dren Seven times in 18 months, the SAM FLESCHER SHARON and DAVID settlers evaded police barricades ~~: ~ \':ughter, HEIDI JOSEPH and DONALD 61 Sheffield load Wish Their Relotr,,es and managed to reach the site. and Family l ~' · WislU,11 ,Their Seven times the Government called ciamton And Friends A Happy 64 VASSAi AVENUE Friends· 11nd Reldti"9s in soldiers to eject them. EXTEND BEST WISHES ' A Happy and _ And Prosperous New Year On the eighth allcmpt, last l'IOVIDENCE FOR A HAPPY AND _ Prosperous New Year December, the squallcrs refused to HEAL THY NEW YEAR budge. The government, sensitive to the: public mood and fearing the Ml. and MIS. Ml. and MRS. MR. and MRS. HAROLD CARTER casualties that might have resulted MAX FISH and JUDY rrom a forceful eviction, granted the ,.,., Charles Steingold 70 Shlrlay Drlw, Cumberland temporary permission to move into Dr. and Mn. Stani.y Fish And Olildren and s.,_, and TRUDY TIWNGER Camp Kadum. - MR. and MRS. M,. and Mn. Bliot Turt. Extend Best Wishes for o Happy and That compromise, which some KENNETH H. STEINGOlD Healthy New Year described as a capitulation, provid­ lonnie, Mindy, franlclyn 24 Wrilten Drive And IOn, NEAL ROBERT ed the settlers with the foothold Best Wishes To Relatives they had been hoping for. They Mt. and Mn. ilanold Fish Jacquah and David And Friends On The BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR have: been working continuously A HAPPY NEW YEAR New Year Season since: December to rally public and MR. and MRS. JOEL ROBINSpN party s upport to make their settlement permanent. As a precedent. they cite the case MR. and MRS. MAURICE LEACH Gary, Michael, Jamie or Kiryat Arba, a rump religious and FAMILY settlement near Hebron that was at ere.en WaJ' BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR begun in defiance of government WISH ALL THEIR RELATIVES AND Jl'RIEND6 orders exactly eight years ago. After A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Mr. and ·Mrs. Fred Greife, an initial confrontation, those settlers were permitted to move into anc1 Family an army camp on a "temporary'" BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR j basis. By sheer tenacity. the settlers 63 Hillside Road eventually won government ap­ DR. and MRS. MARC HERBERT RICHMAN proval and were given the site where today nearly 1.500 Israelis live in 291 COLE A VENUE Judge and Mrs. Jacob J. Alprin multistory apartment buildings. PROVIDENCE and FAMILY Volateen Are Soapt 53 Lauriston Streat The settlers of Kadum hope lo MR. and MRS. ISRAEL KAUFMAN and FAMILY l Extend Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year repeal that performance. In addi­ ,\ , tion, Gush Emunim is trying to MR. SOIOMON KAUFMAN ; , start a number of other unauthoriz­ and daughter, MIRIAM - NEW YEAR GREETINGS ed settlements in the West Bank. 19 Rvskin Street • About 25 families have moved into EXTEND BEST WISHES fOR THE NEW YEAR an army work camp near lfamallah, IRVING A. ACKERMAN, EDWARD D. ROTMER, for example, and dubbed it Ofra. ARTHUR M. ACKERMAN & 'STAFF AT Another Gush Emunim group is MRS. ISRAEL B. DICKENS soliciting volunteers, some through DR. and MRS. MAYNARD S. BURT newspaper ads, to begin a new . and Family PARAMOUNT OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. Israeli se\tlement in Jericho, near f19 Westminster Street, Providen~, R.I. the Jordan River. , Wish Their Relatives and Friends a Happy None of these rump settlements . and Prosperous New Yea, .pretend to serve a security function, which was the original purpose behind the early Government - ap­ BEST WISHES With Best Wishes proved settlements on the Golan Heights and in other front areas. Fo,·A Happy New Year Instead, the settlers cite the Bible as FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR evidence that the whole of the West Bank is part of the Jewish from patrimony and .therefore should be MR_. and MRS. part of modern Israel. ' CONGRESSMAN Both as~ symbol and a specific issue, Camp Kadum has placed Prime Minister Rabin in the most CLIFFORD AUST difficult political dilemma he has ED BEARD faced in his 22 months in office. No mailer what"he decides lo do about the settlers, he will alienate one group or another. Even if his government docs not ran - hollow ·1hreats of resignation _.. LOUIS A. MASCIA IN MEMORY OF are standard rare among Israeli . political parties - his own Labor - Party is dividecl on the issue. Depu­ AMO FAMILY SAM RIDDELL ty Prime Minister Yigal Allon wants the- settlers evicted while EXTEND BEST WISHES , FOR From.WIFE Defense Mi nistcr Shimon Peres has come out strongly in support o( A f!APPY, HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS PAULINE RIDDELL them. The party rank and lile has and DAUGHTBS drawn into opposing sides on the NEW YEAR RUTH, ESTELLE, ARLINE issue as well. (Continued on following page) -...... 28 THE RHOD'e !Sf.AND ·HERALD, FRIOA Y SEPTEMBER' l4.11976 "'11. and MRS. JIIIPPY New year . NEW YEAR GREETINGS Ml. and ~IS. , JD. and IDS. '· , Kadum ,-Community EDWARD SEGAL VIVIA,N • WillY IACK SWARTZ SIDNEY EISENSTADT and Jimmy AM PalllUr I ' Becoming Permanent ' MIS. 63 Cambria Court •SCHLESINGEI SIi AnpJI Streei · 'I- (Continued from preceding· page) Pawtucket -~ : I MINNIE SUGERMAN .. -- Mr. a.,d Mrs. Mr. Rabin's 'personal credibility 125 BEACHMONT A.YEJilUE . KENNETH SEGAL New Year Greetings • and MIS. JOSHUA llOIT is also at stake. He has. publicly at­ CRANSTON Mr. and Mrs. Dll. and Mas. 5 MIi.LR STIIIT tacked the Gush Emunim JOEL SEGAL IIWIN A. GUUBAIT !Wish all their family ond friends SRICOM(, MASS. movement and repeatedly pledged A Happy, Heahhy and Wish Their Relatives AndS.. WISH All THEIR FRIENDS to evict the Sebastia settlers. If the Pr~rous New Year and Friends a Happy and ANO RELATIVES fails to make good on his pledge, his Prosperous New Year .. l 51 ...,._ SlrNt A HAPPY NEW YEAR stature in the party and with the -- public . will erode badly. faced with this set of alter­ MR. and MRS. .... MIS. natives, Mr. Rabin has chosen to HY14AN I. SlONI NEW YEAR GREETINGS buy time, which is a favorite tactic -IZAl'f BERGER ' from NEW YEAR GREETINGS - . - of his. But the longer the decision is ,...... NATHAN, MARTHA postponed, t~ more permanent the MRS. ROSE HELLMAN ... ,_., GAIL and STEVEN "temporary" community at Kadum MR. and MRS. is likely to become. '"1>5 Mitchell Street WIY LOUIS HANDWERGER W11h Al Their 90 LYNDON llOAD Providence . Friends and 11a1atifts CIANSTON A liappyNlwY- Says Economy Must Wish All Their Friends ' and Relatives - Have Top Priority 11 Stadium load A Happy and Prosperous Providence ...... Ma8. NEW YORK (JTA) : Yosef New Yeor ~L'lONSCBOENBER~ ...... Almegi, chairman of the Jewish Agency and World Zionist J 1 WUIS STRASHNICK of Z8 Gllleol7 Drift el 111 TenQa S&ree& Organization Executives, declared . Warwlek, a. I. Sept. 16 that Israel's economic Bstend Best ,... iabea To problems and financial needs must MR. -and MRS. JOSEPH BLOCK Wlah All Their Relatives receive top priority, adding that , Relailvee and Prienda Por 1 Summer Street, Narragansett and Prlenda AllappyandPnllperoua "an eoonomic crisis is no less A Happy and Prosperoua New Year dangerous than a political or New Year military crisis." Addressing a Extend Best Wishes For A Happy New _Year special luncheon meeting at more than 100 New York leaders of the MR. ud MRS. JOSEPH W. US.S Israel Bond Organization at the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND HEAHHY NEW YEAR ancl Famlb' Plaza Hotel, Almogi warned that a TO All OUR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES 4841 COLE AVENUE lack of investment funds to MR. and MRS. JOSEPH ACKERMAN promote Israel's rea,very rrom EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR the ea,oomic problems resulting and Family A HAPPY NEW YEAR rrom the Yom Kippur War would 300 East Shore Circle, East Providence lead to unemployment. "A oountry BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR that depends on aliya cannot afford unemployment," he said. "A ooun­ MR. and MRS. JEROME HOROWITZ MR. and MRS. try that must bridge an enormous IIOelNGAIL gap or close to S4 billion in its 113 Ninth S-t Ml. ond MIS. SIDNEY CAIL HOIOWITZ HERBERT ROTHSCHILD balance or payments cannot ar­ Shoron Beth and .lefftey David rord unemployment. For these Ml. and MIS. STIVEN HOIOWITZ I AND FAMILY reasons. our ea,nomjc problems bNnd Bnt W,shes for a Happy and Prosperous New Yeor and our financial needs must be MR. and MRS. THOMAS H., ROSENFIEL0- our chier a,ncem and number one priority." Almogi upressed the NEW YEAR GREETINGS 40 DRYDEN AVENUE, PAWTUCKET hope that American Jewry would TO All OUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS and Children, JOEL. JAY and USA utend increased support to the ,,., Wish Their Relotiws and Friends Israel Bond Organization, which is MRS. HANNAH PUSAR · A Hoppy, Hoolthy ond Prosperou, the major source of funds for Ml. and MRS. THEODORE FEINSTEIN New Yeor ea,nomic development, and to the AVA and PERI United Jewish Appeal, which provides ror the reception and the MRS. HARRY A. SCHWARTZ absorption of immigrants and and FAMILY other social needs. He emphasized BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR 71 Hartshorn Road that "this is a time when our READ & PUR~Ell CO. ea,nomic and social needs have WISH RELATIVES I\ND FRIENDS A HAPPY, HEALTHFUL reached an unprecedented peak." INDUSTRIAL SUPPUES AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 31 Dryden lane, Prcwiclence 331-3101 DR. and MRS. JOSEPH J. FISHBEIN SHARI LYNNE; JANNI RAE, AMY JIU Al'9"fi•'s Enoy To Israel MR. AND MRS. BEN ASKINS 152 l'rfliclent Avenue, Providence · Visits Jewish O,.aizations and KEITH anil NANCY FISHBEIN 93 Overhill Road. Pr~vidence EXTEND BEST WISHES-FOR A VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY Al'{D BUENOS AIRES (JTA): Dr. MR. AND MRS. FRED MARGOLIS PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO THEIR FRIENOS AND RELATIVES Enrique' J . Ros, Argentina's Scott, Seth, Wayne and Staci Beth Ambassador-designate to Israel, visited leading Jewish 16 Shields Street, Newport BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR organizations here to acquaint Extend Best Wishes To All Their Friends and Relatives himself with the Argentine Jewish For A Happy And Heahhy New Year MR. and MRS. IRVING PALOW a,mmunity before taking up his and son, BOBBY diplomatic post. He attended a 1194· South Broadway, East Providence luncheon in his honor tendered by Argentino-lsrael Chamber of Ml. and MIS. PHIUP SBDMAN Jhe 25 Doupo9 MR: and MRS. GARY DREYRJS . Commerce and a dinner .given for A-,,-,_.,.. and . son, BRIAN LEE him by the Buenos Aires Jewish Ml. and MIS. HAIOlD LAKE Debbie Ellen, Sheryl ..._, Beth U... and lhoncla Lynn Oshkosh, WiKonsin _ communily, also -attended by Jewish leaders, rabbis and Ml. and MIS. M. DAVlD SBDMAN intellectuals. · lleMe Audrey and .U Michelle Thanking his , hosts, the en>0y Ml. and MIS. MICHA.a SBDMAN MR. and MRS. EDWARD I. FRIEDMAN . said he was impressed by what he and LN Alan MR. and MRS. JAMES GENSEi learned of the development of the Extend Best Wishes For A Happy and Prosperous New Year Jewish community here. He oncl HOUY GINI brought greetirigs from Argen­ ., °'9dnnoti, Ohio tina 's President, Gen. Jorge MR. and MRS. MUIRA Y FRIEDMAN Rafael Videla, who he had visited only a few hours before. The· Our Sincere Best Wi,shes For Health, JUDI GAIL and DAVID JOSHUA Presid~t expressed interest in the , BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW VEAR activities of the Jewish a,mmuni­ ty and ·said its welfare was one of his most important a,ncerils, Ros Hcitppiness ~nd Prosperity reported. · .MR. and MRS . . COURT STEPS OUT Lou,s-r: ROTTENBERG ,JERUSALEM: The Supreme 'court declined to tell the army how. CHILDREN and to go about assimilating the lessons of the Yom Kippur War. Justice Congressman_and Mrs. : GIANDC---ILDRI" Meir Shamgar ruled that the matter was not one in which the court Wish their Friends and Relatives ..could intervene since it was not , qualified to say what was or was not Femand J. ·_ -St· Germain a reasonable and acceptable way for ' 1 A Very Happy and ProtperOUi New Year the army to approch a military L,.,_...... ;; ..... ~:;:; ~.-•;.,.;-· ,.;;;-.,'.-'------· ____• _ _ __ pfobleo1.. ~ -,- • -~- _. _ .• -· - . / THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 29

' 111B. and MKS. Resnikoff lNrns - HOUDAY GREETINGS Ml. and MRS. Ml. and MIS. DI. and MIS. SAilun. L WOODMAN AINtut Dn,zn , HAIOLD KRASNER MORTON YOUNG and Sons MILTON LEVIN H~Sen. ., and FAMILY 90 Summit Drift Wlllam ·Man, hbe,t Wllh Relatives and Prlenda M. BERNARD RFSNIKOF 745atwentA­ Cla111ton ~ ProvWe,-, I.I. and Jema--su- A H&pplf New Year I met with seven members of the HAPPY NEW YEAR - el 110 Savoy ShMt Executive Committee, who came - ,__ - from four different Druze villages . Provide- MR. Md MRS. Ml. and MIS. to meet with me in Dalia El Carmel. l 11B. and IIBS. JACK RESNICK MAX Til'l'E DI. and MRS. All of them arc in their thirties, I .... Famil7 20 Sparraw Strfft IRVING I. COKEN above average in education and in­ 319 ..... IW., o..t. HENRY LEVIN come, who have achieved some Wi.h Relatives and friends Wish Their RelativcsAnd Ml A Happy and - prominence either in business or the Friends a Healthy and Undo leth, Lori hn - ' service professions. Prooperous New Year Prooperaus New Y- and Steven Irwin 383 -O■ ldaw■ A,_ This is what I learned , el 11 Reduicl_. Road Cra ■sto■ The Druze community, number­ . New Year Greetings from Unailn ing some forty thousand souls, is BEST WISHES considered different from most FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR . MIS. COltA GOLDMAN ' Wish Relotiws. and Friends Wlah All Their Relatlftll other minorities. While others have 115 a.ace Avenue A Happy and Prosperous Ml. and MIS. and Prlenda an ancestral homeland, to which, AAAONCOHIN Ml. and MIS. New Year A Bapp:v New Year theoretically, they may return, the MILTON GOLDMAN Druzc have no homeland. Thus 309 i-.11 Avenue ._._.th they develop fierce attacliments to MR. and MRS. WILLIAM ORLECK the country in which they reside, Ml. and MIS. MR. and MRS. and they consider themselves full­ OSCAI ZAIIITSl(Y ARNOLQ FEITAL MYRNA and GARY Oedged lstaclis. Sharing with Jews a history of penccution, tfiey see And ,_,lly and IITSY HOl'E 71 Gnancl View Avenue, Uncoln · themselves benefiting from every ., Apple r- Lane 324 hcMmlMau A­ . W..rwid, advance in Israeli society. If the Wrsh All Relatiwl and Friends bt.nd 8Ht Wilhos To Relotiws ~ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ' ,~ - Law of Return hdps populate the A Happy New Y- ond fTionds for the Now Yoor country, then the Druze community _ - benefits. In the 581J1C way, they MR. and MRS. WOLFE. MYROW bcndit from economic im­ A Happy New Year Ml. and MIIS. Mt. and Mn. and FAMILY provement, from greater security WAUAa H. GINSEi and from growing strength in every Max L o...nbe,a And Family , 11 Methyl Street, Providence sector. In this sense, they arc andLNn · 40 c.dar .....,. 0,. 113 Julia s,-t, Crantton Warwidi . Extend Best Wislies for a Happy New Year Zionists. After all. they saJ~ in Dr. and Mn. A HAPPY NEW YEAR To All Their Relatives and Friends answer to my question, aren't there I.._.O...nbe,v other non-Jewish Zionists? ·------They don't want favors. They MR. and MRS. ARTHUR BEIGEL. don't wan I privileges. They simply New Year Greetings NEW YEAR GREETINGS want lo be full citizens of the coun­ STEVE~ IRWIN, LORI Ell.EN JORN MARONEY Ml. and MRS. try. enjoying what is available to the ancl RHON>ALYNN Phunblnc I< Buttna- SIGMUND SALTZMAN other citizens. 563 .-way. PrO'fiff­ WISH AU THEIR Because they share certain 1445 Warwiclc Avenue GA 1-Hl6 RELATIVES AND FRIENDS cultural trails with the Arabs of Apt. 15 Warwick A HAPPY AND 'HEALTHY NEW YEAR Israel, they are identified by the Bee. BE 7"-4t54 Jews of the country as Arabs. Ac­ tually, however. the Arabs never DR. HAROLD HANZEL treated the Druzc decently and so NEW YEAR GREETINGS MR. and MRS. they infinitely prefer lo identify - DR. and MRS. JEFFREY HANZEL with lhc Jews. The trouble is that MR. and MRS. LOUIS I. SWEET MELVIN HANZEL lhc Jews look upon them as Arabs EARL J. RESNICK And Family ~ EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR and the Arabs look upon them as and Family - TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS traitors because they so identify East Providence with theJcws. One suggested way lo Extend Best Wishes For break this impasse is for the· 51 llichlmld Raad government to stop serving the Cla111ton A Happy New Yeor Druzc community through' its Arab BEST WISHES departments. Some of the problems affecting FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR the Druze include land appropria­ ALEXANDER K. GLADSTONE tioo, about which the Druzc feel strongly, and they cannot un­ Extends derstand why land is taken from to all his friends and relatives MR.and MRS. them to be transferred to, for example, a Russian immigrant. In A Contented and Healthy New Year the same way, they cannot un­ BENJA'9' IN M. FALK derstand why a youn g Druzc. who filled his three year commitment to the a rm y, docs not benefit from DR. and MRS. EUGENE A. FIELD the preferred help given to young couples for the acquisition of apartments. _ FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA Plaintively enough, they point ond out,- rather proudly, that lb ere is no yerida among the Druze, that they are atlachcd to the land as fiercely DR. and MRS. DAVID L. FIELD as are the 'Jews, and they also have nowhere to go. SARASOTA, FLORIDA • Their program priorities, arc: Wish all our friends q I. Improvement of educational happy and healthy New Year (Continued on following page)

Best Wishes for Shalom New Year -, a "' . ~hat.is He~!thy_~ Happy and .,.. , Prosperous. t '· ... t/,,,,;. ~ '4: O.~;), MAYOR.OF PROVIDE~CE 30 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER '24, 1976 I JACK'S FABRICS HOLIDAY GREETINGS Resnikoff Learns Extends Best Wishes For A Happy New Year CHELLEL'S About Druzes Our ,- To Friends BATTY REALTY CO. And Customers I SUPER MARKET (Continued from preceding page) Realtors and Appraisers 725 Dexter Street 725-2160 Central Falls 156 COUNTY ROAD services, especially on the elemen­ ' . Sintt 1936 tary school level. BARRINGTON, R. I. 2. Development of recreational Best Wishes 375 North lr-dwoy 245-4900 and leisure-time services for the For A Happy New Year East Providence youth. Holiday Greetings 3. Promotion of Druze culture. 434-8500 4. Development of business and KEYSTONE OIL & COAL CO. commerce (so that a young Druze can work in or near his village, 20 BATH STRHT DE 1-0230 rather than have to leave, to work, NEW YEAR GREETINGS say, at Sharm El Sheikh, and !O BEST WISHES FOR A JOYOUS NEW YEAR come home once a month). WALDORF TUXEDO COMPANY 5. Housing-they can't get loans 215 Weybot.t Street without a permit, and they can't get 1415 WarwicliA-• a permit. 421-7625 463-9191 HELEN OLEVSON 6. Agriculture-there is not 3416 Mendon load, Cumberland Hill 767-3300 enough water and not enough Garden City 274-9554 Providence equipment. At bottom, the Druze Zionists Best Wishes For A Happy New Year waat to live in a Jewish state, and VERY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY they want to strengthen Jewish life in Israel. AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ADMIRAL INN In answer to my questions, they from · OUR FOOD JS OUR PRIDE gave me this additional informa­ tion. The organization is now some 490 Mendon Rood , Cumberland 725-1590 five months old and has set up an Bernard Green Advisory Council of twenty-one, of and which five elected members sit on WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR the faecutive Committee. The . Samuel Green .• - 0 .F HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY Druze elders have expressed no objection to the creation of the c-, 1 507 POST ROAD organization and would even be 331-8086 · 0.:anJ,nuJ,un ~,_Pi,. WARWICK willing to help, if they were asked. r 739:0053 They agreed with my comment that, in a sense, the Druze problem is a Jewish problem and they allowed that they are creating a cooperative Jewish advisory body, to which nine GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR prominent Jews have already been OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY appointed. They have not yet received much help from those Druze who are in the government (including the advisor on Minority FRANK DUPUIS COMPANY Affairs to the President) and they could use such help, but are reluc­ 599 Main Street, Pawtucket tant to accept it, because they want to stay apolitical and do not want to PAwtucket 2-0080 be beholden to anyone. ~ FUEL OIL AND AUTOMATIC HEATING Given the political structure of the Israeli society, we discussed frankly the possibility of effecting social change by an organization that has no political clout. They BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR acknowledge this to be a problem, and I helped them evolve a plan OF HEAL TH, HAPPINESS ANO PROSPERITY whereby they might use the struc- (Continued on page 34)

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Tl-{Ji,A:HODE ISL-.l\'NP HE~ALD., f.RIPAY:. SEPTEMBER 24,,1976 31 ,Herald ads bring results.-~-- - -""HIGH l'RODUCT lNTEREST-- ~doubles ncwspape, ad readersh(p. South _African Jews NEW YEAR GREETINGS HOLIDAY GREETINGS / Carpenter & Wood C~.; Inc. ARMEN'S Deal With Tensions ENAMELS She noted that some moves have JOHANNESBURG (JTA): 'The Cedar Street, Providence DE 1-0987 . Hardware Co., Inc. racial 'Unrest in South Africa con­ been made in recent years toward 15 Hanl-re-Teols~mbi119 fronts the country with the desegregation but more are need­ problem of restructuring its race ed while the government has given the Black community no indication BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR llectrical & Housewares relations. But South African Jews that they are contclllplating major cannot be bound, any more than Sapolin Paints changes. YARNS AND NEEDLECRAFTS other communities, to a particular Progressht Mon meats Cedar Raad, Greenville 765 lroacl S.trfft 941-3600 line of action, Dr. Ellen Hellman, s-mp a social anthropologist, told a "South Africa must realize that 231-8570 meeting of the South African the fiction of a white homeland Rachel Cappanille which oc91pies 84 percent of South ------Jewish Board of Deputies. She is past president of the Institute of Africa's total land area and in - THE Race Relations and a former which whites constituted 26 A Happy New Year PASTRY BOX chairman of the Board's public percent of the population in 1970. relations committee. cannot be upheld," Hellman said. --, Specializing in •, Hellman noted that during the She noted that 'inany individual Jew s have been active in TUFF-KOTE past 10 weeks "we have had ample ·'\' Cakes of l)istinction progressive social movements and For All Occasions evidence of the frustration and __ Complete line of special tribute must be paid to the anti-white feeling of young Colored Auto & Truck Rustproofing ·• Bot.eel Goods and Union of Jewish Women which has and Black people, especially the provided social services for Black - Party Pastr ie, educated elite." There has been 107 PERSHING STREET, EAST PROVIDENCE communities over the years. acknowledgement of the need for 739-6590 But while there arc many lines CALL 434-3090 change not only from liberal 2107 Warwick A¥e. of activity for South African Jews Worwid, quarters but from Afrikaan as individuals, there is no sphere institutions and lcadingAfrikaancr o f action for the community as a BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR :C , HOLIDAY Gll.f.ETINGS businessmen who arc critical of who le, represented by the Jewish the government and in favor of Board of D epu ties. "simply change. Hellman said. HOLIDAY GREETINGS because there is no progra m J. W. CORR AGENCY, INC. acceptable lo the co mmunity as a RALEIGH - SCHWINN Services whole," she said. "One cannot 97 FRENCHTOWN ROAD, EAST GREENWICH · BICYCLES (Continued from page I) bind Jews any mo re than other New & Rebuilt TEMPLE BETH-[L communities to a particular line of A Complete Insurance Agency For You Pro•ldeact action," Hellman said . Temple Beth-El will conduct However. she said it wa s time to Yorn Kippur services on Sunday, re-issu e a n appea l to Jewi sh 884-0400 October 3, at 8 :15 p.m. and Mon­ bu si nessmen and to al l employers day, October 4. at 10 a. m. There to c-q ua li, e salaries for equal work J. William Corr, President an d to introduce medica l aid and will be harp, cello, violin and nutc music for meditation on the Day of pen sion schemes for their Bl ack cmploycs where these a rc not Atonement, following the morning already operating. service. ·· For th e individual. the practi ce The children's service will be o f co mmitment to change is un­ conducted at I :30 p.m. with a limited" and "we mu st a lso seek regular afternoon service al 2 :30 o ppo rtunities fo r meaningful HOLIDAY GREETINGS p.m . and Yizkor memorial ser­ wcial contact, especiall y where vices at 4 JO p.m., with dedication there is a ba s is of s h a red L#\NCELOTTA - of memoria l tablets. Ncilah ser­ interests. " she said . vice will be at 5 :15 p.m. PAVING, INC. All sermons and talks will be GIM RJINTUU CO. given by Rabbi Leslie Yale Gutter- 711 w..tm!Mtef St. man. DI 1-2160 6S5 Commonwe~lth Ave. TEMPLE BETH-ISRAEL ._ ...,,. Jodi Giants Pra•lddce { Extend lest Wllhes tor .,., '•Warwick, R. 1.' Shabbath Shuva, October I, ser­ A Happy New Y- IOfTUO wc,a AllfMOlff'f Of TMI COCA·COU CC)WANT It vice will be conducted at 8 :I0p.m. at Temple Beth Israel. Serm~>n ,! ~ :737_9477 · topic will be "The Meaning of ·1 '. Repentance." There will be a 9 a.m. service on Saturday. :Jlu,,J, '/Jou So muci :Jo, '/jour Patronage On Sunday, October 3, Mincha will be a 6 p.m. followed by Kol Nidre at 6 ~20 p.m. Sermon topic, :Jl~ :lle '/j,ar lmlllllal "Live a Better Life."On YomKip­ Tlal~ pur day, October 4, Shacharis will ... - be at 8 :30 a.m. with a 10 :30 a .m . W, Wi6l '/Jou _A// . reading of the Torah. Sermon topic M~--- will be 'What do we owe our ~ ~ . •-Cloeill dead?" -­ Yizkor on Yorn Kippur day will _A _}Jappf _A,.J P,oJp.rou.J new 1jea, • be at 11 :30 a.m., with Musaf at 12 ...... - ----·__-­ ,_ noon. Mincha will be conducted at --- 4 :30 p.m. and Ncilah at 5 :30 p.m. NEW .. . PLANT ON PREMISES ---· Blowing of the Shofar, followed by -- UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Maariv and Havdalah at sundown. SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER CO Children's services for Yorn Kip­ PLAZA 55 New England Way pur will be at II a.m. in the chapel NORTH MAIN ST. & DOYLE Warwick, R.I. under fhe direction of Isaac AVE . Klausner. All temple services will 739-4100 (NEXT TO ST AR MARKET) BEST WISHES\ be conducted by Rabbi Jacob ONE HOUR CLEANERS Handler and Cantor Raoul Shorr 521-3636 FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR with David Mitchell at the organ. 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" 32 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 241 1976 EXPAND SERVICES ~~ ...... • TEL A VIV: Magen David region by opening a new branch in HAPPY NEW YEAR - - ... Adorn, Israel's Red Cross Service, Kyrial Bialik. in the Haifa Bay LARRY'S FRUIT STORE will expand its services in the Haifa area. 727 HOP£ STREET BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR 621-5759 BRIDGE ROBERTS STUDJO PASSPORTS e GLOSSIES e PORTRAITS New Year Gr•tings 26 ARCADE 421-7698 Providence JENNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 9 South Ans,ell SlrMt Jennie Saletnik, Proprietor -•-~---··How many times have I stated in East and West were vulnerable, IEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR this oolumn or anywhere that the West Dealer with this biddinj[: 421-7161 game of Bridge is a game of W N E S percentages, odds. One will win if ,. p p ,. PASCALE SERVICE CORPORATION he always goes along with the odds Happy New Year P 2 ♦ P 4 ♦ if he plays enough, for unless 51 DB.TA DRIVE PAWTUCKET, I.I. GIZZAIU!LLI something is absolutely 100% there Every pair but one ended in the ELECTIUC SHOP is that slight or better possibility same contract and several De­ HI Coant1 Road, BurlDsten the wrong thing might happen. clarers made an overtrick when There are all kinds of percentages, they refused to finesse for the CB 5-1117 distribution probabilities, help Trump King, playing their Ace to from the bidding, points that may drop it singleton. Some took that FRED SPIGEL'S MEAT MARKET , have already shown up, split finesse and made but four. What BEST WISHES honors, etc. The best and most should-they have done to be even 243 Reservoir Avenue, Providence 461-0425 FOR THE HOLIDAYS successful players employ all of more certain of the better play af­ WISHES ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS them to give themselves as much ter each received the lead of the or an edge as they can get. Luck Heart King? A VERY HAPPY NEW YF.AR A. . PRIMIANO should be a last resort. Today's I watched this hand at every hand shows how the best Declarers one of the twelve tables it was from ANDY, JORDAN and & SON garner all the information they can played at as I wanted to question to aid them in making the oorrect each Declarer as to just why he THE SPIGEL FAMILY- 0.-11,. decision. did what he did. Four won the P'NNlucts C-• Nortti Heart Ace and immediately took ♦ J 10 2 the Trump finesse. When it lost 211 Waseca Avenue • A 10 7 3 they more or less even quoted me A HAPPY AND HEAL THY NEW YEAR I.I. ♦ 9 3 by saying that with three cards out Barrington, ♦ A J 10 3 to the King the finesse is more Wea Eat likely to succeed than to drop a ♦ K ♦ 64 singleton King, the finesse being H. CARR & SONS,JNC. BEST WISHES FOR . 50-SO whereas it would be 2-1 A HAPPY NEW YEAR .KQ984 • 6 S 2 ♦ A J 7 ♦ K 10 6 5 2 against the drop. And under nor­ ♦ K 6 4 2 ♦ 9 8 7 mal circumstances that would be INTERIOR CONTRACTORS s-tll true if there was nothing else to go by but in this hand there was . Re­ CHINA SEA ♦ AQ987S3 member, East was unable to re­ .J spond to West's opening bid so the ♦ Q 8 4 PROVIDENCE, R. I. 1278 Post Road • Q 5 Continued on Page J2 Warwick, R.I. 467-7440

I II HENRY PAINTING & DECORATING Extends Best Wishes For A Happy Now Year To Our Reloti¥9s Friends and Customers 34 Olfden Avenue Cra111ton 711-5031 ··may l/OU be - BEST WISHES inscribed for FOR THE NEW YEAR a good year" ha'I Wreck Y• Mlnllll By ltttint Your HusbMd Teach You hl'I Wrect 'f• Cir By Ltttint A Friend Teach You •,, , ----_-_ -_ -_ ~,m-151~ ~ ..

NooDhi.v~ sc1,ooe• - -at1J?i\p ' Rosh Hashanah is here . .. the beginning of a 85 Winslow SttTet, East Prov., R.I New Year, with new hopes and dreams for health, prosperity and peace in the world. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YE;AR We wish tor· you and your loved ones what \ we wish for our own families ... for our children's children. Shalom. ,,. :

I ·The $_top & Shop Companies,_Nc. 000 INC. STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKETS AIR CONDITIONING BRADLEES DEPARTMENT STORES. CONTRACTING MEDI MART DRUG STORES ~ COMMERCIAL C. B. PERKINS TOBACCQ SHOPS 0/\0 REFRIGERATION 1 PAwt~cket 3-3980 Nlpll--&Hel.PANM , ::, 21 COi.FAX st l'AWTUCKfl THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 33

First Arab Is In Israel Delegation Hi(;H PRODUCT INTEREST doubles newspaper ad readership. JERUSALEM (JTA): Ali Department of the Ministry of Heider, a 47-year-old Arab Education. He told newsmen New Year Greetings New Year Greetings educator and civil servant, will be earlier that he wa s "leaving for ST. ONGE'S TOURTEUOT & CO., INC. the first Arab to serve as a full New York pleased with the condi­ Soys' ond Men's St0te mcmber of the Israeli delegation lion of Israel's Arabs and although Harris Ave nue to the United Nallon.s when the · there arc difficulties these can be 1227 Main St., W. Warwick Gcn~raLAsse_mbly opens its annual overcome by legal ~cans. " 56 Hlhid. Rd., C,amton Providence, I . I. , TERRACE session. Header, who holds a He said he would fulfill the 2099 Post Road, Warwick · degree in Arab literature and duties of a member of the UN 738-7000 language from the Hebrew Univer- delega tion " and answer questions saty, hves' an Kafar Karra, an Arab rega rding lsrael '.s Arabs accor­ BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR TO OUR Try· Our vallage nea r Afula. He J S deputy ding to reality." He expressed MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Polynesian Delights head of the Ara b Education hopethatothergovernmentoffices PARAMOUNT SALES CO., INC. would follow the example of the • 16 LONSDALE AVE., PAWTUCKET S Foreign Mini stry and integrate erv,ces (Ned to N.Y. Loco & Big G): NEW YEAR GREETINGS educated Arabs into the civil scr- Continued from Pa_&e 3 I . vice. WHOLESALE DRUGSUNDRIES - VITAMINS HOUSE Of CHAN T EMPL E B ETH SHOLOM Foreign Minister Yigal Allon RESTAURANT PrOYld u ce denied that Hcider' s appoin1mcnt BE ST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Temple Beth Sholom Kol Nidrc had anyth ing to do with the con- Home of fl.2 Sons services will be held on Swnday, troversial report by Yisracl STANLEY Catering Service October 3, at 6 :IS p.m. Yorn Kip- Koenig, a ranking official of the American & Chinese Food pur services on Monday, October Interior Ministry, who advocated a ENGINEERING INC. 4, wi ll be at 9 a.m. Yizkor services tough policy toward Israel's Arab 267 MAIN STREET will be held at I I :JO a .m. population. EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I . WOONSOCKET762-1364 Services will be conducted by Koenig' s secret rccommcn- Rabbi William G . Braudc and Can- dations aroused a storm when they ____o_r_7_6_S_ -_1_9_0_0___ _. tor Robert A. Starr. were published last week in Al NEW YEAR GREETINGS .. Hamishmar, the organ ofMapam. Allon said he had his eye on Heider TEMPL E BETH TORAH long before he hea rd of the Koenig SGAMBATO BROS. C ra ■ 1to1 document and hoped Heider would 803 Woonasquatucket Avenue North Providence On Sunday, October 3, a special not be the last Israeli Arab assign­ CE 1-9761 Mincha se rvice at Temple Beth ed an important mi ssion . To rah is scheduled fo r I p.m. Kol Nidre will begin at6p.m., towards Three services for children S-8 tOUBS' A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR DECORATOR'S sunset. PARADISE Monday morning prayers will wi ll take place at various locations open at 9 a.m. The Torah will be in the school building, from 11 :15 read a t JO :30 -a . m. Yizkor a.m. to 12 :JO p.m. under the direc­ ~~ memorial t.ribute is at 2 p.m. tion o f the religious school sta ff. ~ 231 -0683 Mincha-Ncilah to close out the day Following the Mu saf service, an arc at 4 :JO p.m. in the afternoon. "i\sk the Rabbis" session will take BOUGHT • SOLD Rabbi Gerald B. Zelermycr and place in. the meeting hou se. This Cantor Jacob S. Smith will of­ session will be sponsored by the •TRADED• ficiate with Max Rothkopf as Ba-al Men's Club, with Dr. Ri chard C. Tefillah and Mo rri s Filler as Kumins, Men's Club president, as Torah reader. moderator. ~-I ROUTE 7 (Continued on page: 35) • tl;'~UlUI IIU DOUGLAS PIKE TEM PLE EMANU-EL === - SM ITHFI ELD Pro • ld ence Yorn Kippur seryices will be held at Temple Emanu-EI begin­ ning Sunday, October 3, al 6 :15 artesian wells p. m. and on Monday, October 4, in NEW YEAR the Templ_fs three service GREETINGS before deciding locations. Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman call will be in the main sanctuary, Rab­ us for bi Alvan H. Kaunfer in the new OLD COLONY · synagogue and Rabbi Eli A . an Bohnen in the meeting house. accurate, sincere Sevices will be chanted by Cantor . COOPERATIVE BANK analysis of Ivan E. Perlman, assisted by the your well "problem · choir, under the d irection of Frederick A.• MacArthur al the AND wm. c. northup & son . Eva Bader memori'!l organ ; Can­ to r Uri Lemberger, with Ellena THE NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK CE ntredale 1-6590 DiNillo at the organ ; and Cantor WE SELL & SERV ICE JACUZZI PUMPS Jack Feder, with Dennis Brunell e TANKS • WELL SUPPLIES al the o rgan. 230 putnam ave. johnstor,i Preliminary services will begin 21 Convenient Offices Best Wi5hes For al 9 a.m. in the new synagogue, se rvices wi ll continu e at all three A Happy, Healthy _.:ind locations at 9 :45 a .m. Yizkor ser­ Prosperous New.,Year vices wi ll be conducted al all three locations beginn ing al 5 p.m.

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Happy New Year - HAPPY NEW YEAR Resnikoff learns A Happy New Year lrom SUPIIEME CRANSTON AL CORIEIRA About Druzes Dairy Farms, Inc. FA NCY WIii CO. ond 111 Kilver! StrNI 1 01 Blackstone Street (Continueci from pag~ 30) CAROL FELDMAN Warwick Proviclonco 739-8180 331-2500 ot the ~ l.0, ·~Shop lure of the as an alternative, PAPER SHOPPE ch!~ plus strengtnening the base of the 762 Hope Street Jewish Advisory Body, toward NEW YEAR GREETINGS 200 County Road which end I offered my help. lorrlngton A Happy New Year To help improve intergroup com­ Window Fashions, Inc. munication and interpretation, they agreed seriously 10 consider my Southern New England's Largest Selection Window Treatment HAPPY NEW YEAR proposal lo prepare a brochure in of Best Wishes for the New Yeor the Hebrew language interpreting 11 95 North Main Street 421-3955 WARWICK the history, religion, culture and VIENNA BAKERY status of the Druze community in ,l Upholstering Co. Israel. and ' another brochure in WITH BEST WISHES Arabic lo interpret in simple form, FOR A NEW YEAR OF HEAL TH, GEORGE J. BASTIEN · 110 Mciple Avenue q Proprietor the social and political implications HAPPINESS ANO PEACE Barrington of Zionism as well as the multi-level 1163 West Shore Road sources of Jewish attachment to this WILLIAM K. TOOLE CO. Warwick land. I also helped them a little bit 737-6272 245-2355 with the discussion about method. Industrial Supplies They began lo see that the how is 50 DIVISION STREET and Hardware as imponant as the what. A balance PAWTUCKET NEW YEAR OREP;TINOS will have to be struck between the 723-9000 insistent pressure of a pressure NEW ENGLAND LINEN SUPPLY group to be effective, on the one h a nd, but also 10 confine FOLGO FORD SALES, INC.I ZO RHODE ISLAND AVENUE themselves to such socially accep­ PAWTUCKET 7Z3-H91 table methods of pressure. so as not 10 antagonize either the es­ tablishment or the majority popula­ tion. CARS • TRUCKS NEW YEAR GREETINGS These young Druzc arc bright, rational, intelligent and moderate. LION CLEANSERS If the government is wise, it will SALES - SERVICE start addressing itself a little bit 11 1 S Chalkstone Avenue more 10 the legitimate complaints 334 PROVIDENCE ST., WEST WARWICK 331-2470 of the Druze community. before, out . of frustration, it begins to VA 1-8900 emulate some of the more violent NEW YEAR GREETINGS methods recently cmploy.cd by the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Moslem citizens of Israel. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR RHODE ISLAND TEN PERCENT DROP / Jl:RUSALEM: Production of . JEWISH FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION crude petroleum and natural gas CRANSTON BOWL fr,un the wells al Heletz and Zohar CEMETERY COMMITTEE ldl hy 10',,. ,om pared with the year I '17~ . a,,nrding lo Petroleum News, WE STILL HA VE VALUABLE LAND organ uf lhc Israeli Institute for Oil 1450 ELMWOOD AVENUE FOR SALE and Energy. The petroleum com­ CRANSTON, R.I. For Further Information Kindly Call panies 00 Lapidol°' and "Naphta" MR. SAM JAM NIK, Chairman of 1ngc1hcr prudu,cd 90.247 tons in Cemetery Committee 467-5770 1•17:i . rnmparcd with 100.876 tons in 1'1 7~. 4 67-8850

CHE €JI[[ Of CHE SHOfJIR ''Traditionally, Rosh Hashana celebrates the new year. But the date for Rosh Hashana is fixed, not on the anniversary of Creation, but on the anniversary of the Creation of Man. Man who is the most intellectual of · all the creatures. "One would therefore conclude that Rosh Hashana would be highlighted by intellectual dissertations. Discussions in which man could demonstra te his superiority over other forms of creation, as would be fitting for the "people of the Book' "Yet the highlight of Rosh Hashana is Tekias-Shofar. What is the rela­ tionship between a simple cere­ mony sounding a ram's horn and intellectual man? "One explanation is this. Just as there are creatures of higher and lower understanqing, there are men of higher and lower under­ standing. Both the learned and the simple. The call of the Sholar appeals to both. The learned will understand the Shofarwith his intellect. The simpl~Jew will understand the Sholar with his heart. Yet ultimately, the message will be the same for each." Anonymous On behalf of everybody at Hospital Trust, we cordially extend our best wishes for a healthy and prosperous New '(ear. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 ,35 ) NEW YEAR Gi;EETINGS - Unemployment To Be Studied JAMES J. O'ROURKE, INC. - - Electrical Construction JERUSALEM · (JTA): The average rate of about I~ per 'DUNNE FORD SALES, INC. • minister i a I committee on and Design plant. A total of 3500 industrial 705 Bmwaad A~nue employment will meet shortly to workers found themselves without 132 Vinton St., Providence consider ominous signs of un­ , 861-6326 jobs, though ni'osl of them had lit­ EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A VERY ell)ploymcnt, particularly in in­ HAPPY ~W YEAR dustrial plants in new development t I e difficulty find ing new areas. Although employment employment. According to Labor statistics, NEW YEAR GREETINGS remains high and there a re still more jobs available than there a re about 22. persons applied for REQ BRIDGE work in August, 3(XX) above the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR CAR WASH applicants for them, experts fear average for the previous months. that the recent wave of mass dis­ 2209 Pawtucket -Avenue The number of job openings HOPKINS NOVELTY CO., INC. ' East Providence missals may portend trouble in the registered with the Labor - Gi~s and Party Favors for All Occasions immediate future. Ministry's placement office dropped from 6500 to 4500 in 158 RAIIJIOA0 STREET, CENTRAL FAUS 728-1160 About 40 plants throughout the New Year Greetings August. country either closed down iliis Labor Minister Moshe Baram year or dismissed workers at an - lrom and Finance M inistcr Y choshua Jerry's Service Station Rabinowitz arc concerned that un­ 1101 Ho,,- Streat HANSOf!l'S employment may develop into a Services serious problem. Tai.: TE 1-9268 OF BARRINGTON Continued from Page 33 Rabinowitz has said repeatedly Wishes To Extend Greetings and Best Wishes TEMPLE HABONIM that he docs not subscribe to the For the New Year view th at unemployment is an Barrl ■ 1to ■ ------MOI/LGAS ______.. Under the direction of Rabbi effective means to curb innation. Bernice Bergeron The government is especially James Rosenberg and Cantor worried over the dismissal of in­ HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR FABRICS Remy Brown, Yorn Kippur ser­ dustrial workers. Its declared JEWISH FRIENDS AND CLIENTELE vices at Temple Habonim in Interior Decorators policy has been to shift the labor Barrington will be held at Cedar force frolT) service lo productive 180 Tauntan Avenue Hall, adjacent to the Barrington CANTON VILLAGE industries. Baptist Church on Old County ~t Pravidancia ' Employers in Jerusalem say 1230 ELMWOOD AVENUE, Providence, R.I. 434-1301 Road, and at the Jewish Center. that unemployment has been Cantonese and American Foods-To-Go Newcomers arc invited to join recorded only in the Jewish sector /. Best Wishes For A with mcmbcrsofTcmplcHabonim of the labor market. · Luncheons Happy and Prosperous in worship. 941-9764 New Year Kol Nidrc is at 8 :30 p .m. on Sun­ day, October 3, al Cedar Hall. TEMPLE Morning scrvjcc on Monday, Oc­ SINAI tober 4, will be al 10 a.m. in Cedar Cn ■ slo ■ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Temple Sinai will commence New Year Greetings Hall. Yorn Kippur services Sunday, Oc­ A children's service will be con­ VITI BROS., INC. Beautiful tober 3, with a Yorn Kippur service ducted on Monday, October 4, at and Kol Nidrc at 8 :IS p .m . On MOVERS ROLLING GREENS Temple Habonim al I :45 p .m. Monday, October 4, a youth ser­ Afternoon services will be al vice will be at 9 a .m. with adult COMMERCIAL AND HOUS.EHOLD Golf Coune Cedar Hall al 3 :IS p .m. This will service at 11 a.m. There will be Mashapaug Strfft, Providence 02907 1585 Tan Rod Rd. be followed by Yizkor and special readings at I :IS p .m . and concluding service, without No. Klng1tawn, R.I. an "Ask the Rabbi" session at 2 :IS interruption, and worship will 781-2550 294-9859 conc.ludc at S::lO p .m . p.m. Children's service at 3 p .m., ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::., afternoon service al 3 :45 p .m., II' For further information, please Membenblps Yizkor at S p.m. and concluding contact the Temple during office Aftlllable service at 6 p .m. BEST WISHES hours, Tuesday - Friday, 9 a.m . lo Public Invited Services on Yorn Kippur will be 4 p.m. at 24~536. FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR conducted throughout the day. From In behalf of the Department UNITED BROTHERS and Ladies' Auxiliary of the SYNAGOGUE Sterling Engineering and JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF R.I. Brlltol \, We wish all le.wish War Veterans On October 3, Yorn Kippur ser­ vices and Kol Nidrc will take place Construction Co., Inc. and their families and at 8 p.m. at United Brothers . the Ladies' Auxiliary Synagogue. On Yorn Kippur day, 38 Narth Caurt Strut, Providence PL 1-1234 October 4, services at 10 a .m . A Most Happy and Joy_ous New Year MARC J. PEARLMAN through I p .m. with concluding Nilah services al 6 p.m. DAV:m P. KOPECH, Commander . .JWV EDITH S. HOCHMAN, President, Aux.

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, -- HQUOAY- GREETINGS­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS . HOLIDAY GREETINC3S _Trying To Defeat VINCINT'S NOTARANTONIO CALUORl'S SHOES o.den Oty Lanos, Inc. Anti-Boycott Act MAICtW)'S 1105., INC. 1 n1,. RESTAURANT 61140 Post Road as Sodi-t eross WASHINGTON (ITA): Major 1707 Minoral Spring Avo. 146 Gansott AYO., Cranston North Kingstown Cranston, I.I. American oil companies and pro­ North Ptovidonco 814-2452 944-1772 Arab groups are intensifying ef­ 942-6666 353-2300 forts lO defeat the anti-boycott amendment to the Export Ad· ministcation Act, employing JANTON ELECTRIC Holiday Greetings BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR arguments that American business 133 Bakers Creek Road J a, and American consumers would B ELECTRIC CO., INC. - PIERCE CHEVROLET, INC. suffer more than Ifie Arab coun­ Warwick - BE 7-1978 t.ries if the amendment is adopted. Extends Best Wishes Zff Bichmand St. Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D.Pa .), a For the New Year GA 1-78'1 PIERCE BUICK, INC. leading supporter of the amendment, circulated Sept. 16 a leller he received from H.C. Est. 1922 HAPPY NEW YEAR K a uffmann, president of the Exxon Corp., warning that the RHODE ISLAND LARCHWOOD OLEANS, INC. - a mendment "could very well "FIRE EQUIPMENT SERVICE" result in a stricter enforcement of Tree Service Co. INN Arab boycoll practices and jeopar­ 24 HOURS DAILY "YUl'«H.I~ .U.S. Route 1A dize our country's ability to meet Wakefield, Rhode IJland 797 EDDY STREET, PROVIDENCE 785-1133 its ever increasing needs for oil imports." • 4s,ECMl.1Y. ST 3-5454 In an accompanying Iell er of his 0. J. DION FRANCIS J. BROWNING own, addressed to constituents, ...,,..., .. t..,. ., Innkeeper Ei lberg said of the Exxon wa rn ing, r.. s-1r NEW YEAR GREETINGS Best W1Shes for the Holiday "As usual, in an allempl lo VAW:Y 1-8998 DORIC DAY SCHOOL p revent any restrictions on th eir 271 ._.. - It., C0¥1Nff\' operations, the major oil com• NEW YEAR GREETINGS 145 PONTIAC A VENUE, CRANSTON • _ WI 1-6051 panics arc exaggerating the effect Accredited by R. I . Board or Education o f the proposed measure an d STATE LICENSED mi~imizing the problem we arel A HEALTHY AND HAPPY NEW YEAR tryzng lo correct." CHAPEL HAIR FASHIONS Meanwhile, the Mobil Oil Co ., in an advertisement in the New York Chapel Faur Carnen, C.Umb. 726-1816 Times and the National Associa­ Shoppen'town, E. ,rov. 434-9774 tion of Arab Americans (NAAA ). SHEAR ARTISTRY, N. Prov. 726-9888 in un ad published recently in the Washington Po,1 , took almost identical lines in opposing Lhe anti­ boycott amendment. The Mobil ad said lhe company believed the a mendment could " make it im­ possible for American companies /1 11em111iu11allv R111cd a., " lo i~rt oi l into the United GREAT RESTAURANT Slates" and "make it impossible for American manufacturers to DELICIOUS ITALIAN SPECIALTIE; sell goods to Arab countries." The LOBSTERS . STE.A.K S Officers and Board of the ad contended th a t " the United Stales needs Arab oil more Lhan New England Region the Arabs need U.S. goods and know-how . .. America, we fear. lCCOMMOOlTIOII! FOi PRIVATE Pl111El 751-4812 IPE

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UPSTAIRS: Portugal Gives Hints Of ------. Best Wlahes Por . ATTIIE - Diplomacy W~th Israel A Happy And Healthy TEL A VIV: The establishment of New Year ·GASLIGffT , diplomatic relations between Israel Towne Shoppe •. and Portugal may be expected soon Far U-,,,e ».ro,,a,i Cbisiae as a result of contacts during the HAIRDRESSERS SUNDERLAND'S . 72 <>range' Stl'fft - lntown Providence last two months between reptesen• CALL STEAKS Serving Dinner Tues. thru Sat. 421-3855 tatives of both countries. CHICKEN - BEST WISHES F.OR A HAPPY NEW YEAR A hint of this possibility. was IAIIUNGTON LOBSTER made recently by Premier Mario Open 4 P.M . lo IO P.M. HAPPY HOLIDAYS Soares of Portugal in a speech to Closed Mond11. ys from AMY and FARIDA of the Parliament in Lisbon. He said Scuid.1y1 11.nd 245-6280 Hohd.ty1 his government would embarli on 12 noon to 10 P.M. 1UI COIIIJY _ID. DINNER AND an effort to normalize relations C0<1 Jewish youth Institute has 120 students who an­ from innumerable countries will nually receive a half year course ALL OUR - pass through the gates of Kiryat designed to prepare them to serve GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES Moriah this year with the purpose as WZO emissaries. -Courses ' FOR THE NEW YEAR FRIENDS AND of learning more about Zionism include information on Jewish and Judaism. K iryal Moriah (lhc communities. Jewish studies and KUNZMANN CHAIN CO. CUSTOMERS city of Moriah, in the name of the language. • In a shOrt seminar. youth from Temple Mount), was founded 180 Service Road Warwick, R.I. abroad and from Israel receive I ,, A HAPPY three-and-a-half years ago. The initial contribution came from three to fourdaysofinstructionon ANO HEALTHY Leah and Yitzhaker Safer of South the principles of Zionism. Two NEW YEAR GREETINGS Africa in the memory of their two such seminars arc held every week NEW YEAR children who were killed in an auto during eight months in the year. WEINTRAUB'S DISCOUNT STORES accident. • The Johannesburg King David WARWICK PAWTUCKET ' )'' The kiryah serves as the central High School course. offered to ',l Post Road 4 67-8963 320 Dexter St. 726-9170 l educational institution of the students from that South African Youth and Hcchalutz Department. Jewish school who arc sent here NORTH KINGSTOWN 6835 Post Rd. 81!4-9656 \ The center can provide services for a period of three lo six months ,.... IMIIIIS annually. for some 1000 persons which include 317 beds for an overnight The center is operating th.is year NEW YEAR GREETINGS from Slay. on an operation budget of IL 5 NA THAN SAMDPERIL, President Future plans call for the expan­ million . But Agmon and the Youth ALAN M . SAMDPERIL, Vice President sion of facilities eventually to ac­ and Hcchalutz Department will c1Hn modal,c up to 800 tn dor­ spend another S8 million to sul>­ New England Metal Co., Inc. ~. mitories. The center in'cludcs 12 sidiu groups from abroad. This NEMCO fully equipped classrooms, a sum is actually marginal : the cost 66 Branch Ave nue Providencie libra ry, reading room, and a of l ravel per person for a 44-day stay in the center (including ~-- night) for an A mcrican youngster is Sl350 to Sl400 and the NEW YEAR GREETINGS Department subsidizesSIOOofthis. PAGODA INN May We All Be Inscribed The students who come for the center's various programs cat Cocktail t-nge and Dining Room Cantones. and Polynesian Dish.s In The Boole Of together and live together in the same dormitories. 7315 Post Road, North Kingstown, R.I. 294-9900 0eal PUT UP TO TAU OUT Life, Health and Happiness

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They will • the country. he applied for a visa in ' Q~ALITY PHOTOGRAPHERS visit there a while before traveling April and then promptly set out GRAYSON'S around Europe and visiting the with his wife on a long: ramb)ing Fashions with a Hair 116 w■ ...VIN= ffHIT. United States. Though uncertain if trip throughout the Sovzct Unzon, For lar~r sizes he will stay there, he said he intends leaving officials in Moscow with - to write a book about America. vias, but no Amalriks to receive He stressed that his journey was , them. BEST HOLIDAY WISHES HOLIDAY GR~ETINGS not made voluntarily. A campaign In Soviet Georgia._ he stayed Compliments of of police harassment that he claim- longer than the permitted several from ed had been wag~ against him days in Tbilisi by verifying to the HARVEST BREAD since he returned from Siberian police that he had a job there - as C. P. WATSON exile in the spring of 1975, forced th_e gardener for his friend, Zviad - New England Bakery - him to leave. He said the campaign (0,-ntinucd on follow mg page) - - , Alpholl Driveways ..d included surveillance, repeated 'G d arrests and t_hreats ~~at kept him NEW YEAR GREETINGS Parlcing Areas 00 from any serzous wrztzng. NEW ENGLAND FINANCIAL GROUP Call 463-9797 DeW RaWeace Bu f I . He was barred from living in ence and Moscow, a ban he frequently KATES PROPERTIES Anytime Le, defied. He was ordered out of the I 144 WESTMINSTEI STIEET 456-1100 capital again and again, and on the saves e night or Feb. 20 four men p\Jt him TEL A VIV (JT A): A Lebanese into a car and took him to a town father of eight from the township or National Conference of Christians and Jews outside the city, where a prosecutor HOLIDAY GREETINGS Zahleh, who was suffering from a 221 Waterman Street, Providence hinted at his possible im­ heart ailment, has been saved after b,.nds N•w Y.ar GrNfings With The Sinc•r• Hope prisonment. Subsequently, l(e was undergoing heart surgery at the Thal n,. Yoo, 5737 - 1976-1917 Will Iring Pooco - And Unde,slondinQ To All hop,., 01 n,. Wo,ld followed day and night by men who Rambam Hospital in Haifa. An­ Brian Supply Co. threatened to beat him up. CHAILOTTE I. l'ENN, DiNCtw toine Youssef Zerib, 30, had been Soutl,oo,mn N.E . llovK>n He had already been in prison told by doctors in Lebanon that Industrial Supplies twice before and SCTVed two terms they couldn' t help . him and of exile in Siberia. The product or suggested that he try to reach the NEW YEAR GREETINGS the first exile was his book, "In- Israeli border where he might be 111 c...... St. , .voluntary Journey to , Siberia," a treated. He should have undergone LEGION BOWLADROME 272-6400 . humorous, graphically detailed ac­ open heart surgery months ago but count of his arrest and of Soviet because or the civil war he could not 661 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON rural li fe. His second arrest, in 1970, be admitted to any hospital in 781-8888 was a result of his controversial es­ Lebanon. say, "Will the Soviet Union Survive Taking the advice of the doctors, Until 1984?" in which he predicted Youssef Zerib was driven by a NEW YEAR GREETINGS a Soviet-Chinese war and the ul­ friend to a point near the Israeli­ TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS timate collapse of the ,Soviet Lebanese "good fence." As he got government. out of the car and began to walk FAR EAST REST AU RANT With F.n•r~- llol"' for Just before his release from his toward the fence. he collapsed. An 840 MAIN STIEET, WARREN, I.I. 245-1970 second exile, he said, an official Israeli soldier who noticed this Bill WOO, Proprietor suggested that he emigrate to Israel, rushed toward the Lebanese and though neither he nor his wire is HOY TIN REST AU RANT with the help of others brought him Jewish. The suggcs~ion was official­ Dorothy Ann Wiener to a medical station where the doc­ 630 GIAND ARMY HIGHWAY, RTE. 6 ly renewed last spring. tors ordered an immediate opera­ SWANSEA, MASS. 617 675-2200 1.-.el Way o.t "Your Travel Agent" Inc. Easy tion . "If a person goes to Israel, it 7 66 Hope Street Y ousscf Zerib was taken to the looks like a problem ' or his Providence, R.I. 02906 Rambam Hospital where surgery nationality, not a political protest," ( 4Q1) 272-6200 was performed to r~place a faulty Mr.- Amalrik explained. And, he heart valve. His condition is added, one must renounce Soviet reported to be very satisfactory and citizenship when making the he is expected to be discharged Holiday application . "It' s the most within a few days. Youssef Zerib's convenient way for \he leadership," Greetings from ... case is the latest in a series or and STAFF he said. , In succumbing to the pressure, medical actions taken to help wish their friends a Happy New Year 'I Lebanese since the "good fence" -l Mr. Amalrik joins the growing 1 was opened last April. ~ WEIT.._.TUI MALL: PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISi.AM) ,21-1033 ranks of Soviet intellectuals exiled ~wotllt abroad, a list including Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn, the writer, Valery TRAY El Chalidze, physicist; Zhores 34 Fountain ,treet Mcdvedev, geneticist; Aleksandr Galich, songwriter; Vladimir HARRIET COHE'~ Maximov, writer, and Mstislav GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES 1 Travel Consultant Rostropovich, cellist. AND STAFF In one sense, the existence of this For all your travel needs community has given Mr. Amalrik TO ALL OUR ·, call Aylsworth Travel some comfort. 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In an interview with States unnecessarily billions of 434-4350 nationally syndicated newspaper dollars of business with the Arab NEW YEAR GREETINGS EMPIRE HEARING ·columnist Victor Riesel on his ,;ountries that would have come to BEAUTIFY AID CENTER "Talk of the Town" WEVD radio our American businessmen program, Simon underscored the YOUR HOME We repair~all makes including the Jewish community of Hearing Aides need "for a just and lasting peace businessmen." 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As a matter of fact, we arc going to make it worse by passing New Year To Our Jewish Friends and Customers legislation like this." Referring to legislation pending in Congress, Simon said that "it BUICK SERVICE was extremely wrong" to use tax policy to get across anti-Arab. o,.. Daily · Cork's A.uto boycott sentiment. "It is not the Service, Inc. vehicle to. use - tax policy - .,.10 D Now4 because it is impossible to ad­ 33 Seabury St., Prov. minister something like an -..... :1,UG 8eautifri economic boycott. They're using Drug Stores 941-2140 punitive measures denyina tu credit. denying referral or cor• NEW YEAR -GREETINGS · po rate taxes if one is participating in this boycott," he stated. • WARWICK • CRANSTON • WOONSOCKET • NORTH PROVIDENCE Say ■ US Lo ■ t 811110 ■ 1 1020 teli Nill Id. 250 Alw,-4 ht. 2000 DiolMwd Nill Id. 1665 Mineral Spring ht. Simon sa;d that "members of Ile lo. ti lot. ,.___ ..,_ - Uc. lo. 74 lot- l'wa 1-1~ a.- Ii<. lo. ll a.,. PM••· 0..1i1 flow" Li< . lo. ! t.,. rhor ■ . IHI Ht, ..,., the Jewish community" have com­ 822-0002 944-7172 766-8100 353-3113. NEW YEAR GREETINGS plained to him about not doing TO OUR FRIENDS business "in this Arab country or AND CUSTOMERS that Arab country and I've asked HARBAR'S SHOES them if they've tried. And they say we know it is not i mpossiblc." As the year 5737 approaches, 190 WAYLAND SQUARE Simon did not idcntif)' the members of the J~wish communi­ we extend to all the traditional 274-3666 ty. Nor did he identify Jewish "Shop for Pappagal/o" firms he claimed were dealing greeting of this inspiring season:­ with Arab nations nor "a top "l'shonah tovah tikosevu" Ml: and MIS. Jewish businessman" who Simon Al.8IIT HANDL said received "a big contract" M - and IADAIA recently from an Arab nation. The Treasury Sccretuy also told Riesel that Jewish members of a joint economic group or American and Israeli businessmen which he heads "have no trouble getting ·To our friends visas, for example, to Saudi Arabia." I and custoners Asked by Riesel whether Ford would veto the legislation with the anti-Arab boycott proviso in it, A Happy New Year Simon replied that "it_would be premature to judge because the language has not been drawn up. They're still working on it in L Walls!)ace Washington . It is a 1700-pagc document. It has some good things ..in and some bad things. We have to weigh the good and bad. But I Bruce i\atke believe on balance the bill is more probably good than bad." 3d Hiller It will be Ford's "call to make" ; L • l, on whether to veto the measure , Joan Rosener with anti-Arab boycott provisos, . Tom Dolle Simon said, adding, that if there is more good than_bad in the reform tax measure, he "would recommend that the President si nit." E The OPul-ent R Owl - I

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